Vermont Economic Development Agency provides financing programs to eligible businesses that create jobs and help advance Vermont’s public policy goals. VEDA is Vermont’s statewide economic development finance lender. Created by the General Assembly in 1974, VEDA’s mission is “to contribute to Vermont’s economic vitality by providing a broad array of financing programs to eligible businesses that create jobs and help advance Vermont’s public policy goals.” Since 1974, VEDA has provided over $2.5 billion in financing assistance to thousands of eligible Vermont entrepreneurs, manufacturers, small businesses, and agricultural enterprises, helping them realize their business goals, create jobs, and enhance the vitality of Vermont’s economy.
In collaboration with Vermont financial institutions and other partners throughout the state, VEDA's diverse loan programs help businesses and farmers grow, prosper and create a more vibrant economy for all Vermonters.
Portfolio Snapshot
Portfolio activity breakdown across disclosed investments and stages
Total Investments1
Current Portfolio Count1
Total Portfolio Exits0
Top Investment Stages
Angel1 (100.0%)
Stage Mix
Angel 100%
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Vermont Economic Development Authority - Classification
- NAICS
- 520000Finance and Insurance
- SIC
- 6000Depository Institutions
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- NAICS
- 922000Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities
- 922100Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities
- 922190Other Justice, Public Order, and Safety Activities
- 920000Public Administration
- SIC
- 9100Executive, Legislative, And General Government, Except Finance
- 9200Justice, Public Order, And Safety
- 9220Public Order And Safety
- 9229Public Order And Safety, Not Elsewhere Classified