Sep 17, 2026 · 28 min · 13 segments
In this episode we speak to Colin Padget, President and CEO of Founders Metals, a gold exploration company advancing the Antino Gold Project in Suriname. Colin is a geologist with a strong…
Colin PadgetGuest
Rob TysonHost
So before we, uh, get into the podcast, I just wonder if you can just tell us a little bit, uh, or give us a snapshot, uh, of Founders.


Um, we currently hold, you know, the largest contiguous land package of Greenstone Belt geology in the Guiana Shield.

Um, over 100,000 hectares of some of the, I think, you know, the most prospective geology on the planet for orogenic gold deposits.

Um, some pretty fantastic high-grade gold, um, some of the highest grades in the Guiana Shield as a whole.

Um, we just put out a brand-new discovery where we hit, you know, for example, 27 meters at 20 grams.

Um, we have pretty advanced targets in a couple of areas where we've put quite a few meters into them and, you know, starting to move forward with, you know, various studies, metallurgy, a bit environmental baseline, all these sorts of things.

It's advancing those, you know, those assets or those more advanced assets, but also spending, uh, equally as much time with the drill bit, um, and, and dollars on testing new things in that, that broader land package.

So before we, uh, get into the podcast, I just wonder if you can just tell us a little bit, uh, or give us a snapshot, uh, of Founders.


Um, we currently hold, you know, the largest contiguous land package of Greenstone Belt geology in the Guiana Shield.

Um, over 100,000 hectares of some of the, I think, you know, the most prospective geology on the planet for orogenic gold deposits.

Um, some pretty fantastic high-grade gold, um, some of the highest grades in the Guiana Shield as a whole.

Um, we just put out a brand-new discovery where we hit, you know, for example, 27 meters at 20 grams.

Um, we have pretty advanced targets in a couple of areas where we've put quite a few meters into them and, you know, starting to move forward with, you know, various studies, metallurgy, a bit environmental baseline, all these sorts of things.

It's advancing those, you know, those assets or those more advanced assets, but also spending, uh, equally as much time with the drill bit, um, and, and dollars on testing new things in that, that broader land package.
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