Everybody wants to be on a mountaintop.
It’s where the view is clear, the air is thin, and the world looks small beneath your feet.

But if you’ve been there, you’ll know — mountain tops are rocky and cold.
There’s no growth at the summit.
Growth happens in the valleys.

Sunil Kashyap, Pramod Mohan and Johnson Lewis, the founding trio of
FinMet, once stood atop one such mountain. Each had reached the peak of their banking careers, mastering the world of
precious metals, global trade, and institutional finance. They had the view, commanding positions, trust of markets, and decades of wisdom.

But as the saying goes, a view only matters if it shows you your next destination.

And so, they descended.

Down from the comfort of their corporate summits, they stepped into the valley — a place where the soil is rich with opportunity, but the work is muddy, the air is thick, and every inch of growth must be earned.

It was here that FinMet was born — not from boardroom ambition, but from the quiet hunger to build something meaningful for the industry they had served for decades. To take everything they’d learned in global banks and transform it into an agile,
tech-driven, transparent platform that could empower India’s bullion ecosystem.

Today, as FinMet climbs to its next summit — building digital gold solutions, pioneering bullion systems and shaping the next chapter of the global precious metals story — the founders carry one truth with them:

“The valley is where the real climb begins. The summit isn’t the end — it’s just the start of another journey.”