About Us

ABOUT OUR COMPANY

History About PT Ledok Ombo

Back then, the company was still known as "PT. Lim Sen". It was one of the first companies in East-Java to export Besuki Na-Oogst Tobacco to Europe, Latin-America and The United States. Besides exporting tobacco Liem Ing Gwan managed several plantations in the Besuki region, cultivating coffee and rubber. In 1960, PT. Lim Sen changed its name into PT. Ledokombo (or PT. LDO), by which it is known until today. Liem Ing Gwan's sons were of age by that time, and started working in the company as well. With the help of his sons, Liem Ing Gwan managed to expand the company to great heights in the decades to come. Now, four generations further, PT. Ledokombo is still one of Jember's most recognized companies. The story and history of the company is a legacy we will pass on to many generations to come.
Our Services

Comprehensive expertise across production
packaging, export, and general trading

Producer

Outline PT Ledokombo Jember’s expertise in tobacco production, emphasizing sustainable and quality-focused farming practices

Packers & Exporters

Explain PT Ledokombo’s role in tobacco packaging and exporting, ensuring the product maintains its quality through all stages

Plantations

Showcase PT Ledokombo’s plantation expertise, covering other agricultural products beyond tobacco

General Trading

Describe PT Ledokombo’s role in general trading, covering a range of products agricultural and services

ABOUT OUR COMPANY

Varied expertise ensuring thriving
Plantation and General Trading

ABOUT OUR PRODUCTS

Varieties agricultural for General Trading

01

Tobacco

Na-oogst Tobacco (Cigar tobacco) has been the lifeline of our company ever since its existence since the early 1950's.

02

Coffee

The coffee we produce is high quality Robusta coffee gathered from 5 different locations, all with their own, unique character

03

Rubber

Delivering reliable, durable, and sustainably sourced rubber for a wide range of industrial applications

04

Other Commodities

Over the years we have tried, and learned and perfected the cultivation of commodities, such as cloves, sengon wood and cocoa
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