About Us

By Editorial Team
At One Day Advisor, we are a team of senior experienced executives from corporate backgrounds within different industries we are a team of seasoned executives from diverse industries who have come together, to leverage on our experience and our relationships in different parts of the world and industries, with one goal in mind: to enhance shareholders’ value for our clients.

Our specialities are in mergers and acquisitions, raising private equity and debt, as corporate doctors turning around businesses and implementing strategies wherein growth is the end goal.

Everything we do is about creating sustainable businesses and helping successful companies reach full potential by connecting, owners of businesses to capital, markets and strategic partners.

How We Add Value

Capital Access: We facilitate private equity and debt solutions tailored to your business needs.



Capital (Private Equity and Debt, if necessary)


Strategic Relationships: Leveraging high-level connections with industry leaders across the Asia Pacific region, we open doors to new opportunities.



High level relationships with industry leaders within the Asia Pacific region


Industry Expertise: Our collective experience encompasses sectors such as healthcare, property development, food and beverage, banking and corporate finance, telecommunications, IT, and more.



Whatever the industry, we believe success comes from a combination of:
  • Affordable and timely capital
  • Proper planning and sound strategies
  • Committed drivers of businesses and team building
  • Alignment of goals between shareholders and management
  • Maintaining barriers to entry
  • Mitigating risks

Our Approach



We objectively assess each opportunity, offering insightful advice to drive growth. By combining financial acumen, capital access, and strategic relationships, we craft sustainable business models that thrive.

Our Track Record

With over 180 years of combined experience, our principal partners and associates have successfully executed numerous mergers and acquisitions, joint ventures, asset transactions, and business turnarounds across various sectors. Our global footprint includes Malaysia, the UK, the US, China, South Korea, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Singapore, Australia, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, India, Thailand, and Indonesia.

"A GLOBAL BUSINESS NETWORK HELPING SUCCESSFUL COMPANIES REACH FULL POTENTIAL"

Partner with Us

If you have a project poised for growth and seek capital infusion, market expansion, or strategic partnerships, let's explore how we can collaborate to elevate your business. Contact us today to discuss your ideas and discover how One Day Advisor can help you achieve your goals.

If you find yourself with a project requiring any of the below, contact us.

Capital (Equity or Debt or both) | Growth beyond organic growth | Disposal of an asset | Company or business turnaround or restructuring plan | SPACs (Special Purpose Acquisition Companies) | Joint Venture | Strategic Alliance

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