“Waiting for the 2 years overdue accounts to be produced by Cosalts Chartered accountants Chairman David Ross and CEO Trevor Sands.The company having paid over £500K to be listed and regulated,are now listed but not regulated(£500K wasted by the chairman,CEO) Groundhog day ? yes for the 44% Cosalt shareholders,most of whom have fingers crossed,that D Ross steps down from the Cosalt chair and takes up the offer fron London Mayor Boris to sit on one of his London seats.Well with only 3 employed by the Grimsby Company,The emloyment situation can only improve when David clears his desk.Groundhog day for Cosalt shareholders and the Humberside unemployed.We await Oval/Ross next takeover attempt.From £3 pounds a share to under a penny,with the Chairman/CEO eager to buyout the 44% shareholders(having bought 41% @ one fith of a penny @ share) at this low price.With 29 MPs,MEPs,Lords having asked uestions in Westminster,no answers yet,one law for the rich,seems to fit with £500K pair to list and regulate Cosalt,we are still without regulations and the overdue accounts.Groundhog day on Humberside,2013.”