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ETFS Classic Commodity Securities



* Securities traded in British pence are dominated in USD and converted into British Pence using the public exchange rate. Please note that these are indicative NAVs, unhedged against USD. Therefore, the daily return in GBX is not likely to match the daily return in USD.

(1) NAV for Individual Securities - The NAV (Net Asset value or Price) of each Individual Commodity Security is calculated in the following way: Individual Commodity Index * Multiplier / 10.

Each Individual Commodity Index is available on the following website: www.djindexes.com/mdsidx/?event=showAigHome

The NAV of Individual Securities will be a "true" NAV if the relevant DJ-AIG individual commodity feed was sourced on a Pricing Day. If it is not a Pricing Day (due to Holiday or a Market Disruption Day), then the NAV shown will be an indicative NAV.

(2) NAV for Index Securities - The NAV of Index Commodity Securities is the sum of the component Individual Commodity Securities. The NAV for Index Securities will be a true NAV as long as all of the Index Commodity Securities' components are priced on a Pricing Day. If it is a Pricing Day for all the components, then the NAV shown will be an indicative NAV.

Click here for a detailed breakdown of the number of micro securities in each Index Security.





Definitions

Below is a summary of the key inputs for calculation of ETFS Commodity Securities' Net Asset Value. A full definition and examples of each can be found in the ETFS Commodity Securities Prospectus.

Capital Adjustment: The Capital Adjustment is a daily rate which represents an accumulation of interest on the underlying cash value of the securities. The Capital Adjustment is announced once a week (generally on Wednesday).
Collateral Yield: The Collateral Yield is the Capital Adjustment before fees, expressed as a percentage rate per annum.
Multiplier: The Multiplier represents the cumulative effect of the capital adjustment. It changes daily and started at 1.000000 on the date the securities were first listed


Number of Micro Securities (and relative weights) in each Index Securities as at last close

Classes of Micro Security
Number of Micro Securities in each Index Security on January 16, 2008
These are the numbers until the next rebalancing (scheduled for January 2009)
 
   
All Commodities
 
Energy
           
NatGas   1,263,381   5,490,608  
Petroleum
     
Crude   47,045   205,652   554,501      
Gasoline   15,437   67,481   181,974      
HeatingOil   25,086   109,659   295,714      
         
Ex-Energy
 
Industrial Metals
     
Aluminum   192,626   181,365   990,469      
Copper   37,351   35,120   191,870      
Zinc   54,475   51,395   281,818      
Nickel   15,768   14,843   81,203      
               
Precious Metals
     
Gold   122,122   114,594   852,451      
Silver   28,838   27,139   202,423      
               
Livestock
     
Live Cattle   97,471   91,403   385,824      
Lean Hogs   247,875   233,421   977,767      
               
Agriculture
 
Grains
Wheat   190,841   179,077   276,751   392,959
Corn   505,242   475,298   713,332   1,035,760
Soybeans   84,719   79,497   122,857   174,444
                     
Softs
Sugar   40,104   37,715   59,958   146,405
Cotton   196,316   184,214   283,174   716,603
Coffee   186,626   175,622   277,468   683,996
                         
Soybean Oil   53,856   50,536   78,099      






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