DFI's Singapore supermarkets turned profitable in 2024 after a cull and re-siting
DFI shut Giant and Cold Storage stores in estates where they no longer fit, reopened in better spots and curated house brands — and returned to the black.
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DFI shut Giant and Cold Storage stores in estates where they no longer fit, reopened in better spots and curated house brands — and returned to the black.
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