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Household goods chain Fun N Cheer (FNC) will wind down in phases, but has not said which outlets will close first. The domestic, home-grown Malaysian enterprise admitted it could not afford high-paid, high-quality staff while keeping prices low.
Fun N Cheer will exit the Malaysian market in phases, citing costs of its low-price model.
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Household goods retailer Fun N Cheer (FNC) has announced it will exit the Malaysian market in phases.
The chain, which has outlets across Peninsular Malaysia, made the announcement in a social media post on Tuesday (20 October).
FNC thanked customers for the trust and support they have given over the years.
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