HellCo

Located in the third layer of Hell, Minauros, HellCo is a key subsidiary of the Baator Conglomerate, once controlled by the Chief Executive Devil (CED), Mammon. Mammon, notorious for his insatiable greed, used HellCo to mine precious resources and dominate the Soulstock market. His devils participated in ruthless soul trading, leveraging insider knowledge for profit.
Recently, however, HellCo's Dis branch has split off, now under Varzok, a Nalfashnee Demon unionizing low-level devils. Varzok’s rise initially pleased the workforce, but his harsh leadership has caused growing resentment. While Mammon remains under heavy scrutiny from the Board of Devils, Varzok delays court cases using fiendish lawyers, marking a substantial shift in HellCo's influence and standing.
The company, now divided, has lost some of its former unity, and the structure of HellCo under the Baator Conglomerate is more volatile than ever. This split in leadership has shaken the infernal markets and left Mammon vulnerable, as his control over operations continues to weaken.
With HellCo rebranded as Grspleezak'Nar by Varzok, the future of the company's soul trading monopoly and its internal power dynamics remain uncertain. Both Mammon’s and Varzok’s factions now vie for influence within the fractured conglomerate, leading to high-stakes tension across the Nine Hells.

Culture

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HellCo's Mission Statement

Crafted by the Chief Executive Devil, Mammon

I. Purpose:

To mine the very essence of avarice, forging it into the currency of power. HellCo exists to dominate the infernal markets, trading in the most precious commodity known to Hell: souls. We are the embodiment of greed, the manifestation of desire, and the relentless pursuit of wealth.

II. Vision:

To expand our dominion across the Nine Hells and beyond, scouring the multiverse for opportunities, exploiting weaknesses, and amassing an unending treasure of wealth and influence. Our reach knows no bounds; our ambition, no limits.

III. Values:

1. Greed:

   Our insatiable hunger for more fuels our every decision. Enough is never enough.

2. Betrayal:

   Loyalty is a fleeting illusion; only the cunning survive.

3. Power:

   We wield influence with an iron fist, crushing those who dare oppose us.

4. Deception:

   Truth is a malleable tool, shaped to serve our ends.

5. Exploitation:

   Every soul, every deal, every opportunity is ours to manipulate for gain.

IV. Commitment:

We pledge to our infernal stakeholders an unrelenting pursuit of profit, driven by the dark arts of commerce and the ruthless exploitation of mortal folly. We shall broker deals that bind, contracts that constrict, and bargains that bewitch.

V. Conclusion:

In HellCo, nothing is free, and every deal comes with a price. We are the architects of desire, the masters of manipulation, and the sovereigns of sin. Join us, and partake in the grand game of power, where fortune favors the wicked, and the weak are but pawns in our infernal dance.

HellCo's Culture

HellCo's culture is a reflection of its leader, Mammon, and the infernal environment in which it operates. It's a place where greed, betrayal, and power are not only accepted but celebrated.
With the separation of the Dis branch under Varzok's control, formerly seen as a bold move, internal tensions have grown. Varzok's relentless demands have replaced optimism with resentment, shaking the core of the company.

Greed and Competition

The relentless pursuit of wealth and power permeates every aspect of HellCo's operations. Employees are encouraged to engage in ruthless competition, with betrayal and deception seen as tools of the trade.

Exploitation and Manipulation

The culture promotes exploitation and manipulation, both within the organization and in its dealings with mortals. Every soul, every deal, every opportunity is seen as a means to gain.

The Bleak Outlook of the Lemures

Lemures, the lowest-ranking devils, make up the bulk of HellCo's staff. Their existence within the organization is marked by a bleak and despairing outlook.

Disposability

Lemures are considered expendable, often used as pawns in the diabolical games played by higher-ranking devils. Their lives are devoid of value, and their suffering is ignored.

Lack of Opportunity

Trapped in their lowly position, Lemures have little hope of advancement or escape from their miserable existence. They are caught in a cycle of servitude, with no respite or reward.

Mammon's Vast Wealth

Mammon's wealth is legendary, even by infernal standards. His insatiable greed has led him to amass a treasure trove of riches that is both a symbol of his power and a source of his influence. Despite the recent fracture with the Dis branch, his wealth still defines his dominance, though under scrutiny by the Board of Devils.

Accumulation and Control

Mammon's wealth extends beyond mere material possessions. He controls vast resources, including the precious Soulstock, and his influence reaches across the Nine Hells and beyond.

Ostentation and Display

Mammon's wealth is not hidden away; it's flaunted and used to assert his dominance. It's a tool of control, a weapon of influence, and a testament to his unbridled ambition.

Tension Between Mammon and Asmodeus

The relationship between Mammon and Asmodeus, the ruler of the Nine Hells, is marked by tension and rivalry. With HellCo’s fracturing and Mammon under the Board's scrutiny, this tension only intensifies.

Power Struggle

Both Mammon and Asmodeus are driven by a desire for power, and their ambitions often put them at odds. Mammon's growing influence, now tempered by Varzok's rise, threatens Asmodeus's supremacy, leading to a delicate and dangerous balance of power.

Ideological Conflict

While both are embodiments of evil, their philosophies and methods differ. Mammon's unabashed greed and willingness to betray even his allies stand in contrast to Asmodeus's more calculated and strategic approach.

Assets

The current state of HellCo’s assets reveals a significant division in both its operations and workforce. A bulk of the employment force was centered in Dis, making the branch’s secession under Varzok a severe blow to the overall structure. The labor force in Dis now operates under Grspleezak'Nar, straining relations between Mammon’s original management and the new regime. As Dis had been a central hub for HellCo's mining and soulstock trading, the shift has severely impacted Mammon’s control over production, weakening his influence across the Baator Conglomerate.
This disruption of assets leaves HellCo at a crossroads, with Mammon facing scrutiny from the Board of Devils and the divided workforce grappling with increasing resentment under Varzok’s leadership.

Table of Contents

Profit from Perdition

Type

Corporation, Finance

Successor Organization

• Grspleezak'Nar

Leader

Mammon

Parent Organization

Baator Conglomerate

Location

Minauros

Related Traditions

• INFERNography

Controlled Territories

• Dis
• Minauros

Notable Members

• Zahir Al-Basir