Ledoga works in conjunction with three plants located in the Piamonte region (North of Italy). An average of 12,499,900sqf (350,000m3) of chestnut trees—abundant in the subalpine zone of the region—is annually processed in these facilities. Once the extraction is made, the remaining wood is used in natural fiber particleboard and plywood panels as well as packing paper.

The strategic location of the Fornoli facility (Bagni di Lucca – Toscana) helps ensure efficient wood exploitation and liquid tannin supply to the sole leather producers of the region. Besides that, the largest Italian plant engaged in semi-chemical paper production for corrugated cardboard is sited in these 86,112sqf (8,000 m2) premises.

The Toscana facility which includes a new warehouse completed at 2001 year-end is situated in Castelfranco di Sotto—the heart of the leather industry—ensuring customer service efficiency to the tannery community.

The Cosenza facility (Calabria region) spans an area of about 6,458,400sqf (600,000m2), 409,032sqf (38,000m2) of which are covered surface.

The annual chestnut extraction of the three plants totals an average of 17,000 tons turning SilvaTEAM into the major worldwide chestnut extraction producer.