Twitch star Amouranth reveals shock deal with plastic ball company
Unsplash.com: Mahmud Ahsan / Twitter: wildkaitPopular Twitch streamer ‘Amouranth’ has made a few huge money moves lately — and her most recent business venture involves a manufacturer for plastic balls.
Amouranth is one of the biggest female streamers on Twitch. Boasting over 5 million followers on the platform, her hard work and controversial content have made her a household name in the space.
She’s more than a steamer, though; she’s made millions on OnlyFans and recently became a Playboy model, and is even making million-dollar investments in companies like Visa.
Pair that with her purchase of a gas station and acquiring a $10 million 7-Eleven location, it’s clear that Amouranth isn’t keen on putting all her eggs in one basket… but her latest business venture is raising some eyebrows online.
Twitter/AmouranthOn February 10, Amouranth revealed that she’d invested in a plastic ball manufacturing company — a business that produces plastic balls for things like playpens, ball pits, and more.
According to Amouranth, the biz “sources, manufactures, and distributes / does its business domestically.”
GUESS WHAT?
In a dazzling career pivot I bought a PLASTIC BALL MANUFACTURER (for playpens, ball pits & more -see below)
Basically a Co where the predominant biz involves manufacturing/distributing “high quality/performance” hollow plastic, plastic & rubber balls”!
A thread 👇🏻 pic.twitter.com/ydwBokc3S2
— Kaitlyn (@wildkait) February 10, 2022
“I own a minority stake in this business,” she explained. “This makes sense for me, because I DO NOT want to be involved in day-to-day management and operations. I also prefer to be more diversified.”
Despite it being a small company, Amouranth revealed that it was still a major, “seven-figure” investment for her.
“The numbers just make sense,” she added. “I’m creating a diversified stream of cash flow. Defensible biz without much capital intensity that can throw off cash – passive income in our time.”
Quite frankly as with every biz I buy there is a tax avoidan-
Just kidding. There isn’t a tax angle. The numbers just make sense. I’m creating a diversified stream of cashflow. Defensible biz without much capital intensity that can throw off cash -passive income in our time. pic.twitter.com/vOKEXvYH1B
— Kaitlyn (@wildkait) February 10, 2022
This marks just another step toward Amouranth’s dream of being able to passively fund her ultimate goal: a huge animal sanctuary, which she hopes to run as her main job once she retires from the streaming grind.
For now, fans are curious to know if a ball pit will ever be featured in her upcoming Twitch streams – but they’ll just have to wait and see.