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- MULTI-UNITS LUXEMBOURG - Lyxor Commodities Refinitiv/CoreCommodity CRB EX-Energy TR UCITS ETF (LCTR.DE) is an exchange-traded fund that tracks the Refinitiv/CoreCommodity CRB Ex-Energy Total Return Index, excluding energy commodities to provide diversified exposure to agricultural, metals, and other non-energy raw materials. The fund offers investors a UCITS-compliant vehicle for commodity investments through a total return swap mechanism; it replicates index performance via synthetic replication without physical holding of underlying commodities; and it focuses on price movements in 19 commodities across grains, softs, livestock, metals, and textiles sectors. Domiciled in Luxembourg as a multi-units compartment of a larger UCITS umbrella structure, the ETF operates primarily in European markets with listings on the Deutsche Boerse and targets institutional and retail investors seeking inflation-hedging and commodity beta exposure outside energy volatility. Launched in 2019 under the management of Amundi Asset Management (formerly Lyxor Asset Management), the ETF is headquartered in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg, with primary operations regulated under the Luxembourg CSSF framework for cross-border distribution across the EU. It forms part of Amundi's broader commodities ETF suite, which includes synthetic UCITS products benchmarked to Refinitiv/CoreCommodity indices; geographic focus remains Europe-centric with liquidity provision in Germany, France, and other Eurozone exchanges. The fund serves professional investors, wealth managers, and commodity allocators emphasizing low-cost, transparent access to ex-energy commodity baskets. In recent developments, the ETF has benefited from Amundi's 2021 acquisition of Lyxor Asset Management for EUR 825 million, integrating Lyxor's ETF platform into Amundi's operations and enhancing distribution reach across 35 countries; this led to a rebranding phase where legacy Lyxor tickers like LCTR.DE transitioned under Amundi branding while retaining core strategies. In 2023, Amundi expanded its commodities offerings with new launches tied to Refinitiv indices, including enhancements to ex-energy trackers amid rising demand for diversified inflation hedges post-Ukraine conflict commodity spikes; additionally, the fund saw asset inflows exceeding 20% year-over-year in 2024 driven by central bank rate cycles. No major name changes or reorganizations have occurred in the last two years, though Amundi announced strategic partnerships with Refinitiv (now LSEG) to refine index methodologies for better livestock and metals coverage in late 2024.