[2] In 1994 when he was 24 years old, Bonétt founded Precision Group, a property investment and management company,[6] and was involved in the re-positioning of MacArthur Central,[9] and collaborated with the Bank of China to purchase the Chevron Renaissance Shopping Centre.

[10] Bonétt also negotiated the establishment of a Tiffany & Company outlet in Adelaide Central Plaza, along with three other international retailers,[11] including David Jones.

[2] In 2018 Bonétt acquired a material stake and board seat in the data analytics ASX listed company Skyfii Limited.

[9] In 2010 Bonétt's Precision Group was the first private Australian businesses to undertake various finance transactions with the Bank of China and Bonétt subsequently made submissions to the Foreign Investment Review Board ("FIRB") to enable more Australian businesses to access loans from International banks without having to first obtain FIRB approval.

[17][18] Bonétt debuted on the Business Review Weekly (BRW) Young Rich List in 2006 placing third with a net worth of A$220 million[19][20] and was ranked as Australia's Richest Person 40 and Under in 2007–2008.