In January, the unit secured a 115 million-euro, three-year credit facility from Tikehau Capital, securing the firm's financial independence less than two months after the crisis erupted. Steinhoff won support from a majority of creditors in July to restructure its 9.4 billion euros of debt, stabilizing its finances. That included an agreement to refinance a 750 million-euro revolving bridge facility at Hemisphere, on condition that an asset disposal plan was set up. Steinhoff said on Wednesday that sale of property related to Kika-Leiner has reduced the value of the Hemisphere portfolio to about 324 million euros. In April, the division was revalued at about 1.1 billion euros, half the previous book amount.