Cluff Gold, the dual AIM and TSX listed, West African focused gold miner has changed its name to Amara Mining. It has also announced the resignation of three non-executive Directors as part of the Board's review of its structure.
Consensus estimates for this mid-tier gold producer are for a pre-tax profit of 11.36m pounds for the year ending 31 December 2012, putting it on a forward PE ratio of approximately 23.
In mid-day trading the shares of Cluff were up 1p to 81p.
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