Let's take a look at China as an example and consider that Canada has 250,000 building starts per year, Japan has 900,000 and the United States has 1.5 million. China has 6.5 million annual housing starts. We started in China 20 years ago, and it's been a slow process, because they had no wood building codes at that time. What we've been doing is investing and working collaboratively with them to put in building codes.
If you have 6.5 million housing starts, that's a huge potential. It's very slow right now, just due to the general economic circumstances in China and to the housing situation there and construction, so right now we most probably have somewhere in the neighbourhood of around 1% or 2% of the market. Therefore, we have a much, much larger opportunity to grow that market.
In India, it's a bit different, just because there are some climate issues, given the rain and humidity. Also, there are pests like termites and so on, so it's slower in India. We have done some work in India already to get started, but it's very, very slow to take off because of India's traditional building style, which is to use concrete.