Pindan : Over 40 Years Building on Partnerships

YEARS

BUILDING ON PARTNERSHIPS

SINCE 1977

A WORD FROM GEORGE

It’s heartwarming to reflect on the past 40 years and know that Pindan has been committed to its ethos of ‘building on partnerships’ from the very beginning.

The strength of our partnerships with clients, contractors, suppliers and

the community underpins our long history of delivering integrated construction, capital and management solutions.

In addition, the collective commitment and wealth of knowledge from our leadership group and staff sets Pindan apart, empowers us to

continually stride ahead and is the reason loyal clients, partners and investors choose us time and again.

Strong family values and a commitment to philanthropy mean our

community, charity and environmental initiatives are part of everyday life at Pindan.

I am immensely proud of our achievements and thank everyone who has played a part in our story.

George Allingame

Managing Director

THE ULTIMATE PARTNERSHIP

Described as humble, down-to-earth and simply the nicest blokes to work for in the industry, George and David’s enduring partnership is Pindan personified. It is their vision, passion and leadership that has made Pindan into a modern day success.

This is the Pindan story.

FROM HUMBLE BEGINNINGS

A BLAST FROM THE PAST

East Perth Units, Goderich Street, 1983

Tranby on Swan, Maylands, 1984

Corpus Christie College, Bateman, 1984

Sir David Brand Centre, Coolbinia, 1985

St Marks College, Whitfords, 1986

Aztec Office, Victoria Park, 1987

Metana Minerals Office, Belmont, 1987

Kwinana Hub Shopping Centre & Commercial Centre, Kwinana, 1988 Readymix Concrete Plant, East Perth, 1988

Gosnells Markets, Gosnells, 1990

Ocean Gardens Retirement Village, City Beach, 1990

The Vines Resort, Upper Swan, 1990

Rosemount Retirement Centre, Dianella, 1991

Canning Lodge Assisted Living Facility, Willetton, 1991

St Ives Retirement Village, Kallaroo, 1991

Australia Post State Parcel Distribution Centre, Welshpool, 1991

30 Townhouses Shenton Park, 1991

Colin Street Homeswest Apartments, West Perth, 1994

Murray Street Shops, Perth, 1994

The Sanctuary Golf Resort Clubhouse, Bunbury, 1994 Carinya Park Nursing Home, Mt Lawley, 1995 Fremantle Biscuit Factory, Fremantle, 1996

Mazenod College Admin Building, Lesmurdie, 2006

OUR STORY

Founded in Perth Western Australia as the construction arm of the Armstrong Jones Property Group by current managing director George Allingame

1977

1979

Current director David Pringle joins company

George and David arrange management buyout of Pindan from Armstrong Jones. Turns over A$3m

1981

Commences Pindan Developments

1989

Moves to new premises at 14 Resolution Drive in Belmont

1998

Starts Pindan Realty to market and sell property

2000

Starts up Pindan Contracting to harness the mining and resources boom in Western Australia

2004

Staff numbers grow to 122 and moves to new premises at 154 Abernethy Road in Belmont Staff numbers grow to 66

2006

Starts up Pindan Modular providing transportable, steel framed and “pod� building solutions

Wins Australian Apartment Project of the Year for Cygne Crawley Edge in Crawley, WA

2007

Donates A$150,000 to Peel Health Campus through sale of charity home at Mariners Cove in Mandurah

2008

Master Builders Association elects George Allingame as president, a position he holds for 3 years

Starts up Switch Homes, Pindan’s residential home building arm specialising in custom builds, luxury two storey and narrow lot designs

2009

Starts up Pindan Capital Limited, a property funds management company connecting investors, equity and development opportunities. John Nicholas (left) appointed Chairman

Wins contract to build and refurbish A$110m of public housing over four years for indigenous communities in remote Western Australia

2009

Initiates scholarship programme to support construction and design students with job placement and mentoring at completion of their studies

2010

24 staff travel to Cambodia to build homes in impoverished areas, sponsored by sub-contractors and suppliers

2011

Donates A$168,500 to Association for the Blind through sale of charity home at Waters Edge in Viveash in addition to A$30,000 in staff fundraising to sponsor training of guide dog Shadow

2013

Wins best Apartment Complex of the Year in Australia for The Leighton Apartments in North Fremantle, WA

Staff numbers grow to 317 and moves head office to current premises at 191 Great Eastern Highway in Belmont

Starts up Pindan Asset Management, a facilities management and maintenance company

Wins position on NPARIH panel to build and refurbish further indigenous public housing over the next four years in remote areas

2014

Donates A$208,000 to Cystic Fibrosis WA through sale of charity home at Q Central in Queens Park and staff fundraising

Wins $100m+ 5 year Housing Authority contract to maintain portfolio of 6,000 homes across remote and regional regions of Western Australia

Staff report 88% high satisfaction levels and 79% high engagement levels in independent market research

2014

Turnover exceeds A$500m

Pindan Capital wins best Medium Density development for North One Mixed Use in Subiaco, Western Australia

Opens seven branches in remote Western Australia to service maintenance of public housing

2015

Expands into New South Wales and Queensland markets and opens offices in Sydney, Brisbane and Shanghai, China

Wins best Historic Renovation in Australia for Claremont Council Chambers in Western Australia

Builds and installs first modular “pod� facilitating rapid second storey construction

Forms financial partnership with international developer Oxley Holdings Ltd as part of restructure to deliver future national growth

2016

Residential building arm, Switch Homes, wins A$45m contract to build 250+ homes for the Housing Authority across the Perth metropolitan area

Staff numbers grow to 400+

Ranks as the largest multi-unit builder and semi-detached builder in Western Australia & in the top 5 nationally

Designs, constructs and delivers 202 modular bathroom “pods” to major hotel chain

Donates A$288,500 to Parkerville Children and Youth Care through sale of charity home at Rivers Edge in Guildford and staff fundraising

2016

Begins construction on East Lane in Sydney, Pindan’s first development on the east coast of Australia

Terry Sayers (pictured right) with long term colleague Tony Cockram, retires after 37 years

35 staff save 513 lives through 171 blood donations via Red Cross’ corporate program, Red25

Pindan Head Office

OUR AWARD WINNING PROJECTS

Aurora Queens Gardens, East Perth, 2003

No 1 The Esplanade, Mount Pleasant, 2004

The Moorings, North Fremantle, 2005

Westview Parade, Port Bouvard, Norfolk Quays, 2005 The Maltings, Northbridge, 2005

The Cut Country Club, Dawesville, 2006

Cygne Crawley Edge, 2007

The Anchorage Aged Care, Mindarie, 2007 Alexander Place, Belmont, 2008

Woodlake Aged Care, Kingsley, 2008

Parliament House, West Perth, 2008

Association for the Blind of Western Australia, Victoria Park, 2009

Midland Police Operations Facility, 2009

Islands, South Beach, 2010

Amberley Aged Care, Spearwood, 2011

East Kimberley Regional Airport, Kununurra, 2012

The Rise Multi Purpose Facility, Maylands, 2012

The Leighton Apartments, North Fremantle, 2013

Governor Stirling Senior High School, Woodbridge, 2013 Pam Buchanan Family Centre, Karratha, 2013

St Catherine’s College Student Accomodation, Crawley, 2014

Tuart Forest Primary School, East Dalyellup, 2014

Karratha Leisureplex, 2015

North One Mixed Use, Subiaco, 2015

Claremont Council Chambers, 2015

Fitzroy Crossing Courthouse, 2016

Carnarvon Health Campus, 2016

Back row: Nick Allingame, 1998 Lynn Hanich, 2006 Mat Brabazon, 2004 Scott Marshall, 2004 Graeme Riley, 2007 James Allingame, 2007 David Peppercorn, 2006 Paz Porter, 2000 Anthony Scurria, 2004 Steve Flint, 1993 Val Read, 2007 Tony Gerber, 2006 Andrea Tarazza, 2004 Brett Kinner, 2004 Matt Stacy, 2004 Sam Levett, 2004 Bev Schubert, 2007 Simon Mokdad, 1996 Scott Davison, 1999 Richard Noble, 1997 Greg Tan, 2007

Building on Loyalty

Seated: Ian Downs, 2006 Mark Thompson, 1992 Glen McCracken, 1997 Kim Bunting, 2005 Donald Sheed, 2004 Ben Murphy, 2003 Tony Cockram, 1984 Melinda Kemp, 2006 Jo Di Dio, 2006 Chantelle Delpero, 2002 Charlie Busacca, 1999 Brendan Lewis, 2005 Absent: Terry Sayers, 1979-2016 Gavin Bell, 1988 Simon Greenlaw, 1997 Kenneth Wee, 2002 Adrian Lawrence, 2004 Matt Turpin, 2004 Adrian Terace, 2004 KC Leu, 2005 Clive Hill, 2005 Paul Hughan, 2005 Dana McCahon, 2006 Fil Crupi, 2006 Pieter Zeeman, 2007 Daniel Weng, 2007 Ron Nicholls, 2007

Pindan’s current longest serving staff members

Fund Build MANAGE

Indigo (front) and Viridian (rear), Subiaco, 2018

Marina Edge, Port Coogee, 2017