“…Subsequently, several articles using skew-morphism as a tool for study of regular Cayley maps were published [4,5,7,11,12,15,16,17,18,20,21,22]. Recently, several papers devoted to the theory of skew-morphisms itself emerged, which focus on cyclic groups [2,8,13,14], dihedral groups [9,19,23] and simple groups [1,3]. In [6], a general theory of skew-morphisms and its connection with complementary products was presented.…”