TO THE ORDER OF 139

The phrase "TO THE ORDER OF 139 Company" does not represent a recognized or standard company name in Thailand or internationally.

"TO THE ORDER OF" is a specific legal and commercial term primarily used in negotiable instruments like checks, bills of exchange, or bills of lading. It indicates the party to whom payment should be made or goods should be delivered, or to whom the instrument can be legally transferred. It specifies the payee or consignee.

The "139" in your query likely refers to an internal reference number, an account number, or a specific entity's identifier, rather than being a part of a company's official registered name. For example, a bill of lading might state "Consignee: TO THE ORDER OF [Bank Name] Account 139" or "Consignee: TO THE ORDER OF [Specific Company Name] ID 139".

Therefore, it is impossible to provide a company introduction for "TO THE ORDER OF 139 Company" or classify it as a factory or trading company because it is not a valid or identifiable corporate entity. To obtain information about a specific company, its official registered name is required.

I cannot find any information about a company specifically named "TO THE ORDER OF 139 Company" operating in Thailand that produces or sells products.

The phrase "TO THE ORDER OF" is typically used in financial documents like checks or bills of exchange to indicate the payee, rather than being part of a company's official name. It is possible that the company name has been misinterpreted or is an incomplete reference.

Without a correct company name, it is not possible to list its products.