It's a great question. From our PFS that we did for Wicheeda, our output would be roughly 7% to 9% of global production. It is a significant operation.
Obviously, we've already talked about regulations in relation to permitting. That's obviously one thing that could be a stumbling block for us. The second part also comes from that first part in relation it permitting. It's the attraction of money to be able to build it.
I'm not one of these people who sits here, puts their hands out to the government and says that you have to help us in relation to funding this. It's obviously nice to get support from the government, but at the end of the day, we have to attract enough investors who think the project is attractive and is going to be up and running as quickly as possible.
Everyone wants cash flow. Everyone wants to get the cash flow, and if they think the project itself is not going to be cash flow-positive in five to 10 years down the track because of permitting issues or anything else like that, we don't attract the investment to be able to build it. From our PFS, we're talking about a $1.4-billion capital project.