Naomi Osaka and Tom Brady Backed Streetwear Company Is All Set Enter U.S Stock Market

Naomi Osaka is a Japanese tennis professional, who holds some impressive records in tennis. She is the former world no.1, has four Grand Slams, and is a sweetheart to Asian tennis fans as she is the only tennis player to be ranked so high.

Naomi made her debut in professional tennis in 2013 and not much later in the investment sector. Naomi, being an all-rounder, manages her finances along with her game. She has made many successful investments up till now.

Adding to that, she has recently taken another step to expand her reach in the stock markets as well.

Naomi Osaka Is All Set to Sail With Hyperbeast

Osaka has made an investment in Hyperbeast. Hyperbeast is Hong Kong-based streetwear and culture company that will soon present itself on Nasdaq, the first-ever electronic stock market. The chairman and CEO of the company, Kevin Ma, has agreed on a merger with Iron Spark, a U.S. special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) to do so.

While addressing the media about the big step, Kevin said, “With access to new capital and talent, we will expand our universe of content, commerce, and experiences in a way that strengthens our business and community.”

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Along with Osaka, many other players, such as Tom Brady, bring the total investment to $13.3 million. Thus, it won’t be wrong to say that Osaka has made a wise decision.

Osaka’s Other Business Ventures

Naomi Osaka herself accepted that tennis isn’t her entire life but is just a part of it. Therefore, she has her hands dipped in several domains. She started her venture by investing in Hyperice, which provides recovery and movement enhancement technology for athletes.

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Thereafter, the former world no.1 bid her luck on Daring Foods and StatusPro. Daring Foods works on building plant-based meat substitutes, and StatusPro is a sports tech company.

Adding to that, the Japanese also has stakes in FTX exchange a cryptocurrency exchange company, and Nissin an instant ramen brand. Further, she has been the highest-paid female player ever and has endorsed brands like Nike, Nissan, GoDaddy, and Levi’s.