As a company founded in 1986, Goliath positions itself in independent film production and distribution. The company operates with very limited scale—approximately 3 employees—and maintains an extremely thin trading profile with minimal market capitalization and no disclosed revenue or profitability metrics, indicating severe operational and liquidity constraints.
Cyborg Score Rationale
Goliath faces severe structural challenges: minimal employee base, OTC pink-sheet trading status, near-zero market capitalization, no public financial disclosures, and no evident recent product launches or partnerships. The company's operational viability is questionable.
Top Insights
Market capitalization is approximately $833,789 as of March 2026, with stock trading at $0.0033-0.0060, indicating a severely distressed equity with minimal liquidity or institutional interest.
Company operates with only 3 employees and focuses on niche content segments (education, faith-based, horror, minority markets) rather than mainstream theatrical distribution, limiting addressable market and revenue potential.
No dividend payments, no disclosed revenue, and no earnings data available; financial health metrics are unavailable, suggesting either dormancy or extremely limited operational activity.
Named Competitors
Cineverse — Independent film distributor and aggregator with 66,000+ titles; produces and distributes niche content including horror
A24 — Independent film production and distribution company focused on creative storytelling and diverse content
Blumhouse Productions — Independent horror and suspense production company competing in niche genre space
Giant Pictures — Active independent film distributor with 3,000+ title catalog across streaming, AVOD, theatrical and international
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