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CSLT Cosalt

0.825
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Cosalt LSE:CSLT London Ordinary Share GB0002265055 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.825 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
10/1/2013
09:53
Solarno. With an interest rate on his loans to Cosalt of Libor plus 8%, and extortionate lease rates for equipment between Ross' property company Kandahar and Cosalt, combined with extreme charges for his loan guarantees, perhaps you should reconsider? Read the documents. Oh and he also paid himself 75k pa for a part time job, plus I would expect there are a lot of charges to his helicopter company paid for essential travel. Dracula would be struggling to keep up with him. Allegedly.
ravenna23
10/1/2013
09:46
I doubt he bled the company dry
solarno lopez
10/1/2013
09:42
Solarno, the company will not be put into administration, it will either be wound up, or more likely continue as a shell with a handful of employees working for Cosalt Wind Energy. Once this transformation is achieved there is no reason for a company of that size to be publicly listed. It will then be taken private and there will never be an explanation as to where the money has gone. Ross loses face but does not have to justify why he bled the company dry, allegedly.
ravenna23
10/1/2013
08:56
Ravenna you forget that the liquidator must review everything that has happened and present his report to creditors etc
solarno lopez
10/1/2013
08:55
Holts, especially if as David Ross you have taken over all the loans. He is now putting himself in front of the shareholders in terms of the distribution of sale proceeds. Everything he touches turns to sand.
ravenna23
10/1/2013
08:51
Inevitable really , sell off , get back as much as possible to pay loans and walk away.
holts
10/1/2013
08:18
Active, that was Isalolly not me, Kudos to him or her.
ravenna23
10/1/2013
08:17
I doubt it Sapper, that would cause him more trouble than it is worth. The key here is that by selling off the divisions he can wind up the company, avoid administration and hide the accounts. In other words never explain what happened to all the money.
ravenna23
10/1/2013
08:17
So shell company left with the wind operations.

Ravenna23
You were spot on.

dyor

regards

active

srpactive
10/1/2013
07:58
What a surprise... Best guess that a David Ross company will pick up the businesses somehow...
sapper2476
08/1/2013
22:03
Really? If you read it from the beginning, I think it spells out the problems very clearly.
jeffian
08/1/2013
19:56
reading this thread makes me wonder where it all went wrong.
madd1
06/1/2013
11:16
Hi active they are the 28 named in my 4th January post. Will Denise meet with MPs, I doubt it, I think they want to talk to Mr Ross. Will he talk to them, I expect his advice will be not to do so. He hides behind others.
ravenna23
04/1/2013
22:21
Copied from another site.

This message is intended for shareholders whose MPs have signed up to the MP initiative:

As you will see from the Denise Robinson letter posted today on savecosalt, our questions remain unanswered.

As you will also see, the letter challenges our identities, our motives and indeed, questions whether we are shareholders at all.

The letter should not unnecessarily distract us. However, in order to scotch the suggestions contained therein swiftly, it will be helpful if those of you with MPs on the list below will forward proof of your shareholding to both Dan Rogerson and your own MP as quickly as possible.

For Dan Rogerson please use the to the two following addresses: dan.rogerson.mp@parliament.uk and edgeworthp@parliament.uk



peter.aldous.mp@parliament.uk,
anne.begg.mp@parliament.uk
fiona.bruce.mp@parliament.uk
simon.burns.mp@parliament.uk
dan.byles.mp@parliament.uk
neil.carmichael.mp@parliament.uk
frank.doran.mp@parliament.uk
maria.eagle.mp@parliament.uk
louise.ellman.mp@parliament.uk
donfoster@parliament.uk
richard.fuller.mp@parliament.uk
cheryll.gillan.mp@parliament.uk
fiona@fionahallmep.co.uk
stephen.hepburn.mp@parliament.uk
damian.hinds.mp@parliament.uk
alan.johnson.mp@parliament.uk
jo.johnson.mp@parliament.uk
tim.loughton.mp@parliament.uk
catherine.mckinnell.mp@parliament.uk
greg.mulholland.mp@parliament.uk
stephen.obrien.mp@parliament.uk
alan.reid.mp@parliament.uk
margaret.ritchie.mp@parliament.uk
dan.rogerson.mp@parliament.uk
alec.shelbrooke.mp@parliament.uk
angela.smith.mp@parliament.uk
robert.smith.mp@parliament.uk
eilidh.whiteford.mp@parliament.uk[/quote]

ravenna23
04/1/2013
22:09
It appears that Mr Ross is attempting to evade answering questions by suggesting that many if us are hiding behind anonymity and may not be shareholders. Ms Robinson knows this to be untrue, many shareholders sent proof of holding when requesting an adjournment of the AGM. This was held, without the notice required by corporate governance guidelines, at 8am in the City, making it very difficult for shareholders to attend. Unsurprisingly few turned up. I hope that MPs are able to see through this carefully worded smokescreen and realise that Ross is just playing for time until he can issue himself more shares and privatise the company.

More shareholder opinion is available at Savecosalt.com

ravenna23
04/1/2013
12:14
Copied from DH on another board
The Kay Report

Too little too late? Or not before time?

"Draft regulations were published in October 2012 to make these changes and we expect the changes will become law by October 2013."

Policy - Making companies more accountable to shareholders and the public

https://www.gov.uk/government/policies/making-companies-more-accountable-to-shareholders-and-the-public

ravenna23
31/12/2012
18:24
Happy New year everybody!
s o r t
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