Background
Shaun Bonétt was born in London, England, to parents of Australian and Maltese descent, Marlene and Anton Bonétt, the latter of whom was an oncologist for the World Health Organisation.
Shaun Bonétt was born in London, England, to parents of Australian and Maltese descent, Marlene and Anton Bonétt, the latter of whom was an oncologist for the World Health Organisation.
In the 1980s, Bonétt worked as a law clerk in Adelaide, and completed a degree of Laws and Arts at the University of Adelaide in 1991.
Bonett moved to Australia in 1978. He previously studied at Saint Ignatius College. Bonétt was admitted as a barrister and solicitor to the High Court of Australia.
In 1994, Bonett founded Precision Group.
As such, he was involved in the re-positioning of MacArthur Central, and collaborating with the Bank of China to purchase the Chevron Renaissance Shopping Centre. Shaun Bonétt also negotiated the establishment of a Tiffany & Company outlet in Adelaide Central Plaza, along with three other international retailers, including David Jones.
His wealth, as of 2015, is estimated by the BRW Rich List to be $478 million (113th rank), a number that climbed from $220 million in 2006. Bonétt has actively supported Australia"s free trade agreement with China.
Bonett has also established a charitable organization called the Heartfelt Foundation.