Cluff Africa Limited secures £360k for African mineral projects
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Chairman and CEO Algy Cluff and COO Douglas Chikohora established Cluff Africa Limited in 2022 to acquire and develop mining projects across the continent. The London-based mineral resources investment firm recently secured an estimated £360k in new funding, which results in an estimated post-money valuation of £3.3m.
Current operations focus on developing lithium sites in Zimbabwe. The business also targets non-gold exploration opportunities involving energy minerals like coal and uranium, alongside base metals, limestone, iron ore, and precious stones. While Companies House records show a single employee, the company's LinkedIn profile indicates a team of four.
Financial filings for the year ended 30 June 2025 reported a £74.4k loss. This latest capital injection follows £135.2k raised throughout the previous calendar year.
The board expanded in August with the appointments of Andrew James Nunn and Roy Aubrey Pitchford. LinkedIn data suggests that Nunn may also be a partner at I Help Creative and Marketing Agencies, a talent search firm. Documentation for the recent share allotment was filed in September 2026.
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