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- DWS CROCI International Fund (SUIAX) is an open-end mutual fund that seeks long-term growth of capital primarily through investments in equities from global developed markets outside North America. The fund normally invests at least 65% of its total assets in foreign equities issued by established companies in countries with developed economies, selecting approximately 55-70 large-cap stocks based on the proprietary CROCI(R) economic valuation model, which emphasizes stocks trading at attractive CROCI(R) Economic P/E ratios; it maintains a value-oriented style with heavy allocations to financial services (24.19%), healthcare (19.89%), industrials (11.94%), consumer defensive (9.33%), and energy (7.27%) sectors, diversified across regions including the Eurozone (29.64%), Japan (24.12%), the United Kingdom (21.25%), Europe ex-Euro (9.71%), and developed Asia (5.73%). Share classes include Class A (SUIAX, with a 5.75% front-end load and 1.20% net expense ratio), Class S (SCINX), and Class Institutional (SUIIX), available to U.S. investors with minimum initial investments starting at $1,000 for Class A; the fund is domiciled in the United States, managed by Di Kumble (since 2014) and John Moody (since 2016), and distributed through DWS, a Frankfurt-based asset manager formerly known as Deutsche Asset Management. Launched on August 2, 1999 (with roots tracing to an inception date of June 18, 1953 for the broader series), the fund operates with total net assets of approximately $503 million and targets institutional and retail investors seeking exposure to undervalued international large-cap equities. Recent developments include a December 2024 dividend payment of $1.38 per share, reflecting a forward yield of 2.06%, alongside strong one-year performance of over 32% as of late 2025; the fund has maintained its core CROCI(R) strategy amid DWS's ongoing focus on valuation-driven active equity management, with no major portfolio manager changes, acquisitions, or strategic shifts reported in the last 1-2 years.