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Hijacking your thread a bit here, but it's all relevant:

Situation: Year is 2016, we have 2 sats in the air. your shares as of this point in 2012 have been diluted by 60% as a result of this coming dilution + a potential few minor cap raisings.

Share price is $3, meaning effective diluted price is $1.20, you bought in at 50 cents, so this represents a solid 140% gain in cash for you over the 5 years.

Contracts have been lining up solidly and capacity is filling well enough that they are about to begin funding for another sat.
There is obviously still huge debt hanging over NWT and at this point there has still been no dividend announced as the company's holding it's equity to diminish the impact of build-related raisings on the shareholders.
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Stay or sell?

Obviously a very generic question, without the supporting info. but essentially...
Are you guys here for:
a) Get a sat or 2 in the air, hopefully resulting in large price appreciation as the company risk diminishes, sell and profit.
b) Hold indefinitely... If the demand seems to be there, lets see what happens once they stop launching sats, the large profit margins kick in bringing down debt and dividends come through to fortify the stock price... 10-15 years down the track maybe your annual div. is higher than your 50 cent buy-in price back in 2012.