China took over the planet's aluminum in the past 15 years. It went from 10% of the world's production to 56% of the world's total production. It's taken over the markets with subsidized metal.
Today, 76% of the world's aluminum production capacity is state-sponsored around the world. We have three world-class producers in Canada that are public companies, not state-owned and not subsidized as is the case in China. Over those 15 years, the U.S. has lost most of its production capacity and so has Europe.
In Canada, we've invested $15 billion in those same years to modernize our plants. That's the situation.