Sydney, New South Wales (May 30, 2014) – Pinnacle Group CEO Malcolm Sharpe states that project profitability is the company’s foremost consideration when launching real estate developments. More specifically, the firm aims to give investors and stakeholders at least a 35% return on their investment.

To ensure this, the firm insists on building standalone structures that have sufficient equity to keep the debt-to-asset ratio low. Furthermore, they employ a twelve-point risk-assessment tool that identifies material risk and validates financial assumptions to better gauge a project’s feasibility.

The Pinnacle Group also collaborates with external consultants to review more specialised key risk areas such as taxation, accounting structure and other technical/legal issues. By engaging experts in these fields, the firm can assure investors that no detail of a project remains unexamined.

“Pinnacale stands for quality not quantity and that is one of the things that makes us who we are and is a foundation of our success. We won’t take on a project that we don’t know for sure we can deliver on. We utilise the best experts in the business for whom no challenge is too big and no detail is too small. Quality is the key to our success and we will work to keep it that way,” Malcolm Sharpe says.

The company and its team have an accumulated 30 years’ worth of experience in real estate development. They have helped countless investors build aged care facilities, hospitals, residential properties, and commercial developments. Upon completing a project, the firm gives its investors the option of reinvesting their gains or collecting them via a clearly defined exit strategy.

To learn more about the Pinnacale Group’s services, visit: www.Pinnacale.com.au

About The Pinnacale Group

The Pinnacle Group’s CEO is Malcolm Sharpe, a 30-year veteran of the real estate development industry. He holds an MBA in Project Management, and has overseen many construction projects in Australia and abroad during his career. The firm helps investors take advantage of opportunities caused by dislocation in the real estate and financial markets.