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Retail · Store lease portfolios

Every store opening, rent concession and renewal is an accounting event.

Hamilton CEM brings fast-moving retail estates into one accounting model — from lease modifications to restoration obligations.

Capture each change. Recalculate with confidence. Report the portfolio as it is today.

See how it works

The problem

The estate changes. Finance catches up later.

Thousands of leases, modifications and restoration obligations move every month — but the accounting impact is often managed across spreadsheets.

Lease modifications

terms, rent and concessions change

Restoration obligations

future costs must stay with the lease

Change history

portfolio movements need a clear accounting record

The Hamilton CEM lease lifecycle

  1. 01

    Structure

    Leases and obligations are structured in one model

  2. 02

    Capture event

    Changes are detected as they happen

  3. 03

    Recalculate

    ROU asset and lease liability are recalculated

  4. 04

    Consolidate

    Restoration obligation sits in the same model

  5. 05

    Report

    Reporting is produced from the model

The controller’s words

“I want right-of-use assets and lease liabilities recalculated whenever a lease term is modified, so consolidation reflects the economic reality of thousands of outlets rather than the state of a spreadsheet.”
Before Hamilton CEMWith Hamilton CEM
Modifications reconciled in ExcelA source-detected accounting event
Restoration treated separatelyKept in the same contract model
Consolidation relies on manual filesA consistent accounting record
Change history is difficult to traceA sequential contract lifecycle

IFRS 16 / MFRS 16

Initial recognition, modification, remeasurement, derecognition and disclosure

Deployment

SAP-native and Standalone options.

Built for retail estates where portfolio changes faster than the close cycle.

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