In this company update, we sit down with Colin Padget, President and CEO of Founders Metals (TSX.V:FDR – OTC:FDMIF – FSE:9DL0), to review the latest drill results and the monumental land expansion at the Antino Gold Project in Suriname. Following the recent news release, Colin breaks down the high-grade hits at Lower Antino and explains the strategic significance of growing the project footprint to a staggering 100,000 hectares.

Discussion Highlights:

• High-Grade Consistency at Lower Antino: Colin discusses the recent drill results, including a headline intercept of 90 meters at 1.02 g/t Au, and the importance of high-grade “kicks” within broad mineralized zones.
• Massive District Land Expansion: An exploration of why the company expanded its land package to 100,000 hectares and how this consolidates an entire greenstone belt region.
• Prioritizing the 2026 Drill Program: Insights into how the company is balancing exploration across Upper Antino, Lower Antino, and new regional targets like the 5km auger anomaly in the north.
• Fully Funded for Aggressive Growth: A look at the company’s robust treasury of $55 million and a planned $35–$37 million spend for 2026 to unlock first-order discoveries.

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