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Johannesburg - Property development firm Pinnacle Point Group on Wednesday announced the appointment of Hennie Pretorius as its new chief executive officer.

Pretorius replaces Wilfred Robinson who steps down with immediate effect to pursue other business interests in Johannesburg.

Pretorius has a background in the legal, financing, and property sectors both in South Africa and in Europe. He is a former partner at Edward Nathan and holds several directorships in Europe and in South Africa.

The board thanked Robinson for his 'steady guidance and valuable contribution' to the company over the past three years.

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