The Providore, Singapore's premium cafe-deli chain, shut all 6 outlets overnight
The Providore closed every store on the same day in March 2026, less than a year after being sold to new investors.
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The Providore closed every store on the same day in March 2026, less than a year after being sold to new investors.
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