Dee Group
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| Dee Group S.C. | |
Native name | ⊐ѲѲo↑∩⊸⊔⟜ |
| Statutory corporation | |
| Founded | December 2019 |
| Owners | Prince's Order (thro' LoEC) – 50% Filorux Group – 50% |
| Subsidiaries | • DG Education Commission • Atiscross Regional Transport • Dee-Filorux GCC |
The Dee Group Statutory Corporation, doing business as the Dee Group S.C. and more commonly known as the Dee Group (stylised as: DG; Denfray: ⊐ѲѲo↑∩⊸⊔⟜), is a state-owned organisation and not-for-profit enterprise (statutory corporation) with responsibility over many of the state operations of the Soeds, an outlying province of the Princian Commonwealth. The Dee Group S.C. (named after the estuary that separates the Princian home provinces and the Soeds, the Dee Estuary), was created by the Atiscross National Party (now defunct) in December 2019 to compete with the Filorux Group S.C. that operates over the commonwealth as a whole. The Prince's Order (through the Lordministry of Economics & Currency) and Filorux Group are both 50% shareholders in the Dee Group S.C., transfered from the ownership of the now-abolished Atiscross General Assembly.
Subsidiaries
Dee Group Education Commission
The Dee Group Education Commission is the branch of the Dee Group S.C. that runs the free education of the Outlying Province of the Soeds.
Atiscross Regional Transport 
Atiscross Regional Transport, commonly known as Regional and stylised as RGNL, is the branch of the Dee Group S.C. that runs the passenger transportation of the Outlying Province of the Soeds under branding of the Princian Transport franchise.
Dee-Filorux General Currency Commission
The Dee-Filorux General Currency Commission is a joint subsidiary of the Dee Group S.C. and Filorux Group S.C. established on 13 December 2019 that sets the exchange rate of the Royal dramme and has been given authority by the Lordministry of Economics & Currency to print Royal Dramme banknotes. The Dee-Filorux General Currency Commission has also developed and launched an international currency to be used in trade and relations called the General Currency Unit (GCU), which the Royal dramme has been pegged to. The value of the GCU is determined by taking the average of the three exchange rates for gold (Au), silver (Ag) and platinum (Pt) - see live exchange rate chart here