Portfolio Update

BLACKROCK COMMODITIES INCOME INVESTMENT TRUST plc All information is at 31 May 2008 and unaudited. Performance at month end with net income reinvested One Three Six One Since Month Months Months Year Launch Net asset value 6.3% 8.8% 18.6% 43.1% 105.1% Share price 5.4% 9.7% 25.5% 53.4% 101.6% Company launched on 13 December 2005. Sources: Datastream, BlackRock At month end Net asset value - capital only: 181.29p Net asset value - cum income*: 183.90p Share price: 184.00p Premium to NAV (capital only): 1.5% Net yield: 3.0% Gearing: 7.0% Revenue per share: 2.61p** Total assets: £140.04m^ Ordinary shares in issue: 70,810,662 (excluding 4,789,338 Treasury shares) * Includes net revenue of 2.61p. ** Revenue per share is stated after deduction of the first interim dividend of 1.3125p which was paid on 25 April 2008. ^ Includes current year revenue. Sector Analysis % of Total Country Analysis % of Total Assets Assets Integrated Oil 23.9 Global 20.4 Diversified 17.2 Europe 18.7 Exploration & Production 14.2 USA 16.6 Aluminium 7.0 Asia 10.9 Oil Services 6.1 Latin America 8.9 Gold 4.9 Canada 8.7 Platinum 4.8 Australia 6.7 Nickel 4.5 South Africa 3.7 Copper 4.1 China 2.6 Coal 4.1 Russia 1.6 Zinc 4.0 Africa 0.7 Tin 1.2 Current assets 0.5 Agriculture 1.0 ------ Refining & Marketing 0.6 Total 100.0 Distribution 0.6 Uranium 0.6 Mineral Sands 0.4 Diamond 0.3 Current assets 0.5 ----- Total 100.0 Ten Largest Equity Investments (in alphabetical order) Co Company Region of Risk Alcoa USA BHP Billiton Global Chevron Global Eni Europe Eramet Europe Impala Platinum South Africa Rio Tinto Global StatoilHydro Europe Total Global Vale Latin America Commenting on the markets, Richard Davis, representing the Investment Manager noted: In the energy market, the oil price had a strong month, peaking above US$130/ Bbl (WTI). The move came despite Saudi Arabia announcing an increase in supply of around 300,000 Bbl per day. This strength in the oil price is being primarily driven by a combination of supply concerns, low inventories and the onset of the summer driving season in the US. Base metals traded higher early in the month before falling back on a stronger US dollar and market fears over weaker than expected demand. Sadly, a severe earthquake that struck China during the month caused considerable loss of life. This earthquake knocked out some commodity production, notably in zinc smelting facilities, providing some support to prices. Commodity equities performed well in May. The HSBC Global Mining Index and the MSCI World Energy Index were up 5.4% and 5.6% respectively. 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). 25 June 2008
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