The number that the oil companies report up to 2011 was $205 million. That was their direct investment. Just to give you an idea, in 2011 it was $70 million in that particular year, so their investment is ramping up. It's based on the production and price of oil. On that investment, there has been significant co-investments by both federal and provincial funding sources, ACOA's AIF being an example. I would say that has almost reached $1 billion of investment in high-tech R and D over roughly a 10-year period.
You can imagine what impact that has in the development of micro-companies that are very locally focused to regional players. Some of us have now broken into the export markets, and when we do so, we more than triple our revenues. So that's the flywheel that we see. We prove ourselves locally, and we work for some of the hardest customers on earth. Exxon Mobil is not an easy customer to deal with, but if we can satisfy their needs, we can meet the needs of anyone, anywhere.