Fábrica Odeon

Fábrica Odeon was the popular credited name of the first Brazilian record factory, first record factory in Latin America. It was a t project between local Carl Lindström A.-G.. Through it's tenure, it achieved the production of more than 1,500,000 copies a year.

Despite being inaugurated in 1913, the company didn't take over production (or differentiate credit itself) from their original German supplier Transoceanic Trading Company.

The factory pressed records for other Latin American countries and other non Odeon brazilian labels. In Argentina exports were made for Odeon's agent in the country, International Talking Machine Co. m.b.H.'s factory, albeit it was rarely credited.