It's probably best not to say anything to subsea if the information they have given is false. So if they eventually fail to deliver in the long run. Some of us share holders may have grounds to try and get our money back by contacting the FSA.
If they do deliver. We won't have to go down that road! The only worry I have is, do the FSA actually do anything to companies that give missleading information out? All the penny share companies that I have ever watched tend to give missleading information out at some time or other.
I've emailed Mark Gleaver and asked him to look into trying to get lottery funding to help things along. Sub probably have too much money left for lottery funding, but if things get tight, it may be possible. It's the type of thing the lottery was set up to help with.