Portfolio Update

BLACKROCK COMMODITIES INCOME INVESTMENT TRUST PLC All information is at 31 May 2010 and unaudited. Performance at month end with net income reinvested One Three Six One Three Since Month Months Months Year Years Launch* Net asset value -6.1% 0.4% 8.3% 27.1% 9.8% 57.4% Share price -6.8% 4.5% 9.0% 26.8% 17.5% 54.3% Sources: Datastream, BlackRock * 13 December 2005 At month end Net asset value - capital only: 125.52p Net asset value - cum income**: 127.92p Share price: 127.75p Premium to NAV (capital only): 1.8% Net yield: 4.3% Gearing - cum income: 1.0% Revenue per share: 2.40p Total assets^: £97.35m Ordinary shares in issue^^: 75,325,662 **Includes net revenue of 2.40p. ^includes current year revenue. ^^excludes 274,338 shares held in tressury % of Total % of Total Sector Analysis Assets Country Analysis Assets Integrated Oil 26.1 USA 21.1 Exploration & Production 16.2 Global 18.4 Diversified 15.9 Canada 15.9 Copper 9.6 Europe 13.3 Oil Services 5.0 Asia 12.1 Coal 4.7 Latin America 9.1 Fertiliser 4.1 South Africa 5.9 Gold 3.5 Australia 2.8 Iron Ore 3.4 China 1.7 Aluminium 3.3 Africa 1.0 Platinum 2.5 Current liabilities (1.3) Nickel 2.4 ----- Tin 1.7 100.0 Zinc 1.5 ===== Distribution 1.4 Current liabilities (1.3) ----- 100.0 ===== Ten Largest Equity Investments (in alphabetical order) Company Region of Risk Anadarko Petroleum USA BHP Billiton Global BP Global Freeport McMoRan Asia Kumba Iron Ore South Africa Niko Resources Asia Occidental Petroleum USA Rio Tinto Global Statoil Europe Vale Latin America Commenting on the markets, Richard Davis, representing the Investment Manager noted: Equity markets experienced a significant sell-off during the month as concerns about the Euro-zone debt crisis continued to spook the market. The HSBC Global Mining Index fell 5.7%, while some of the base metals were sharply lower. These declines appear to be driven by a shift in investor sentiment rather than any deterioration in the underlying fundamentals. Indeed, recent economic data from both emerging and developed markets continues to be positive. The gold price performed well during the month rising to an all time high of US$1,249/oz as investors continued their flight to "safe haven" assets. Crude oil prices were down US$20/Bbl at one point before recovering to a close of US$74/Bbl. The MSCI World Energy Index fell 7.9%. In the energy market, BP's oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico has dominated the newsflow. At the end of May, BP was working to connect a containment cap with the intention of capturing the oil and gas flowing from the well. Meanwhile, two relief wells which commenced drilling in early/mid May are estimated to be completed by August. These will be used to plug the well. At the surface, BP has engaged more than 1,600 vessels in an effort to collect and dispose of the oil that has reached the surface. On 16 June, following a meeting with President Obama, BP agreed to create a US$20 billion fund, which will be used to satisfy legitimate claims. BP also reviewed its dividend policy and decided to cancel the previously declared first quarter dividend. No dividends will be paid for the second and third quarters of 2010. BP will consider resuming dividend payments in 2011. Latest information is available by typing www.blackrock.co.uk/its on the internet, "BLRKINDEX" on Reuters, "BLRK" on Bloomberg or "8800" on Topic 3 (ICV terminal). 18 June 2010
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