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What do Dimbulah, Home-Fix, Sportslink have in common?

They're household names hit by financial woes, some even before Covid-19

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Published Tue, Apr 27, 2021 · 09:50 PM

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DIMBULAH Coffee, once a rising star in Singapore's food and beverage scene, is set to close three of its outlets amid financial difficulties.

It could join a growing list of businesses that have exited the local market due to financial woes. Here are some notable household names:

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