Cape Bouvard Investments

Cape Bouvard Investments

Cape Bouvard Investments was established in 1986 by Ralph Sarich. The firm grew from the founder’s engineering background into a diversified single-family office based in Perth. Its holdings center on real estate development and equity investments rather than external fund commitments. The portfolio mixes direct real estate ownership with equity and private-market exposure. Core holdings include the Alluvion and EQ12 office towers in Perth plus Waterloo Junction in Brisbane. The firm also controls 300 hectares of coastal land across eastern and western Australia and maintains positions in listed equities in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Investment vehicles include direct co-investments, SPVs, and limited fund-of-funds exposure. Stage coverage spans seed through growth equity. The office employs a compact team led by Peter Sarich as CEO. Additional directors include Lee Pinkerton, who previously served as president of the Western Australian branch of the Property Council of Australia, and Ian Warner, former director of Australia Post. No secondary offices are disclosed. The firm maintains membership in the Urban Development Institute of Australia and the Sustainable Energy Association of Australia. No operational events from the last 24 months appear in public records. Cape Bouvard’s structure ties investment decisions directly to the founding family through the chairman and CEO roles. Capital allocation remains internal rather than delegated to external managers, with proceeds from prior asset sales earmarked for new property or operating-business opportunities.