Brazilian record company, also known as I.E.M. Fábrica Odeon S.A.
It was established in 1931 when International Talking Machine Co.Ltd., also known as Fábrica Odeon - the 1st pressing plant in South America, a partnership between Fred Figner and Carl Lindström - located at Rua João Alfredo 50, Olaria, Rio de Janeiro (DF) was incorporated by the English Electric & Musical Industries Ltd..
The manufacture of shellacs - and later vinyl records - was moved to São Bernardo do Campo, on the outskirts of Sao Paulo in 1949. The initial address as it appears on the records is Rua 6, s/n which was later named Rua Odeon. The factory's activities ceased in the late 1980s.
The company also pressed and distributed several other labels, including Polydor, Capitol Records, Columbia (untill 1961), A&M Records (from 1968), Mercury (from 1961) and 20th Century Fox Records (from 1963).
In 1974 the company was renamed as EMI-Odeon Fonográfica, Industrial e Eletrônica S.A., but some releases were issued under credits of I.E.M. Fábrica Odeon S.A. until 1977.

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CGC (Cadastro Geral de Contribuintes - Ministério da Fazenda) 33.249.640/4
SCPD-PF (Serviço de Censura e Diversões Públicas - Polícia Federal) 002/GB