Recent results of charmed baryon production in collisions showed a significant enhancement of the baryon-to-meson ratio compared with the expectation based on collisions. This indicates that the charm fragmentation into hadrons is not an universal process among different collision systems, and different mechanisms may play a role in the hadronic collisions with respect to collisions. Therefore, the measurements of charmed baryon production are crucial to investigate the hadronisation mechanism of charm quarks. The production yield measurement of the baryon has been measured in collisions at 5 and 13 TeV. Further studies of the multiplicity dependence of the baryon-to-meson yield ratios can provide more information on how the charm hadronisation processes evolve from small to large collision systems. Measurements in -Pb collisions are important to separate the cold nuclear matter effects from the effects associated with the formation of quark-gluon plasma. In this contribution, the most recent measurements of the production via the semileptonic decay channel in collisions and the analysis status for the study of multiplicity dependence in and -Pb collisions will be shown.