Where is Rheem manufactured?

Rheem is manufactured in several locations in the United States, Mexico, and other countries, with major factories in the US for different products, though headquarters is in Atlanta, Georgia. Rheem Manufacturing Company, founded in 1925 in Emeryville, California, now headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia, owned by Paloma Industries of Japan since 1988, makes Rheem water heaters primarily in Montgomery, Alabama, where it has a large water heater factory that makes gas and electric tank water heaters for US market, with over 1000 employees. Rheem tankless water heaters are manufactured in Santiago, Chile, and in Japan by Paloma parent. Rheem furnaces and air conditioners are manufactured in Fort Smith, Arkansas, where Rheem has a large HVAC factory making gas furnaces, air conditioners, and heat pumps for North America, and also in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, where some HVAC components are made for cost reasons. Rheem air conditioners are also made in Fort Smith, Arkansas. So Rheem water heaters are made in Montgomery, Alabama, USA, tankless in Chile and Japan, and HVAC in Fort Smith, Arkansas, USA and Nuevo Laredo, Mexico. Rheem emphasizes made in USA for many products, with final assembly and quality control in USA, though some components are globally sourced as is common. So Rheem manufactured in Montgomery, Alabama for water heaters and Fort Smith, Arkansas for HVAC.