TO THE ORDDER OF

The term 'TO THE ORDER OF company' does not refer to a specific company name in Indonesia or anywhere else.

'TO THE ORDER OF' is a phrase commonly found in commercial and financial documents, such as bills of lading, checks, or promissory notes. It specifies the party to whom goods or payment are to be delivered or made. For example, on a bill of lading, 'TO THE ORDER OF [Bank Name]' means the goods are released upon the endorsement of that bank.

Therefore, it is not possible to classify 'TO THE ORDER OF company' as either a factory or a trading company, as it is not an entity itself.

If you have a specific Indonesian company name, please provide it, and we can try to determine its business nature (e.g., manufacturer, trader, service provider).

I cannot find any company named "TO THE ORDDER OF" operating in Indonesia that produces or sells products. The phrase "TO THE ORDER OF" typically refers to a legal or financial instruction rather than a company name.