Ray J’s Bike Sharing Company Will Bring In $200 Million Next Year

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Ray J is always making more money moves in the game. Now, Ray J. has just inked a deal that will bring him $200 million next year. His Raytroniks Corporation reportedly signed a deal with LoopShare, for their ScootEBike brand with Ray J milking the deal for about $34 million and over 18 million common shares in LOOPShare. This deal will surely take his company to the next level when ScootEbikes hits the streets in 2020, with digital dashboard services and technology unlike any bike-sharing company on the market.

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