Sure sure, but of those $5+Million equipped shops (I assume in some cases, you and I are talking of our same acquaintances), most of them have NX and/or Hypermill sitting around for those times Fusion just can't do what they need on the sophisticated equipment they have.
The interesting question I have is - how often do they pull that ripcord? I have Fusion and I keep current with it, but I use NX for everything because I spend more time in CAD than CAM, and NX CAD is just amazingballs. I suspect if I was more machining oriented, or less production volume/process testing oriented it would be a couple more years of painful maintenance payments before I just moved to Fusion.
Though, there are rumors that NX is about to become way way more accessible, if you are willing to put up with the sort of subscription/online limitations that are similar to Fusion. It is always going to be 3x the price of Fusion, but the world becomes interesting when 10 years of NX doesn't cost 106x the price of 10 years of Fusion (which is where it is currently at).