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Founded in 1988 as Kubota Corporation’s North American manufacturing base, Kubota Manufacturing of America Corporation has gained recognition for its dedication to quality, continuous improvement, and rapid expansion.
Established in 1988, Kubota Manufacturing of America Corporation (KMA) is headquartered in Gainesville, Georgia, a thriving industrial and agricultural community located on Lake Sidney Lanier and the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
KMA began producing the T Series of lawn tractors for grass cutting in 1994.
KMA further expanded its line of products in 2001 with the introduction of the ZD Series zero turn mid-mount mower.
KMA introduced the BX22 All-Purpose Residential Tractor in 2002.
In 2004 KMA entered the utility vehicle market with the introduction of the RTV Series Rough Terrain Vehicle.
Kubota Manufacturing of America (KMA) has been selected as a finalist for the 2026 Manufacturing Leadership Awards in the Operational Excellence category. The awards recognize companies that use digital tools and technology to improve shop‑floor operations and achieve better results. KMA’s nomination highlights its focus on future manufacturing, using data and smarter tools to strengthen and make its production lines more reliable.
Kubota Manufacturing of America celebrated the grand opening of its new 700,000‑square‑foot plant in northeast Hall County, Georgia, on June 24, 2025. The $190 million facility will produce front‑end loaders and is expected to create about 500 jobs when fully operational. A traditional Japanese sake barrel ceremony marked the occasion, and attendees included KMA President Yuichi Kitao and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp.
The Society of Manufacturing Engineers (SME) awarded Kubota the 2024 Excellence in Manufacturing Training Award for its commitment to upskilling its workforce. The award recognizes Kubota’s efforts to enhance talent and prepare employees for successful careers.
Kubota North America broke ground on a new KIE manufacturing facility within the KMA campus in Gainesville, GA, announcing an expanded plan that raises job growth estimates beyond previous projections. The expansion reflects the growing need for increased manufacturing capacity for agricultural tractors and construction equipment attachments to support Kubota dealers.
Kubota Manufacturing of America Corporation (KMA) and Kubota Industrial Equipment (KIE) have announced plans to merge the two Northeast Georgia plants into a single company under the KMA name, effective January 1, 2024. The merger aims to build on a long history of collaboration to achieve operational and manufacturing efficiencies. Both companies will continue to be led by President Brian Arnold.
Kubota North America announced plans to expand its Jefferson-based KIE operation by adding a new facility in Gainesville, Georgia, at a cost of $140 million. The expansion aims to increase manufacturing capacity for agricultural tractors and construction equipment attachments. It will also support Kubota dealers in the region.
Kubota Corporation announced that Brian Arnold will serve as President of Kubota Manufacturing of America Corporation (KMA) effective January 1, 2022. Arnold is the first American to hold the position since KMA was founded in 1988. He joined Kubota in 1995 after graduating.
Kubota Manufacturing of America celebrated the opening of its new manufacturing facility in Gainesville-Hall County, Georgia, with a ceremony attended by Governor Nathan Deal, Kubota Group President Masatoshi Kimata, and local officials. The expansion is intended to meet growing demand for Kubota’s sub‑compact tractors and support dealers and customers.
Kubota Manufacturing of America Corporation marked the production of its one millionth wheeled unit in the United States at its Gainesville, Georgia plant. The milestone was celebrated in a ceremony attended by company executives and the Consul General of Japan, following the recent opening of a new RTV manufacturing facility at the Gateway Industrial Center.
Kubota Manufacturing of America Corporation announced the groundbreaking of a 502,000‑square‑foot utility vehicle plant in Gainesville, Georgia. The new facility, located on 180 acres at the Gateway Industrial Centre, is expected to begin mass production in spring 2017. It will produce the RTV series utility vehicles and increase the company’s manufacturing capacity in the state.