British home appliance maker Dyson's abrupt move to scrap a £2.5 billion (S$4.4 billion) electric car project - including a Singapore plant that was to have rolled out its model by 2021 - is a setback, some analysts say.
But they believe it will not tarnish Singapore's allure as a base for manufacturing and services.
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