SCORES HOLDING CO INC
Scores Holding Company filed its Q1 2025 10-Q, reporting royalty revenue of $52,800 (down 28.2% from $73,500 in Q1 2024) and net income of $37,305, or $0.00 per share. The filing includes a going-concern warning citing a $6,780,908 accumulated deficit and $139,105 working capital deficit. The company also disclosed it has not filed all required SEC reports in the prior 12 months and has not submitted required Interactive Data Files.
- Revenue fell 28.2% YoY to $52,800 in Q1 2025 from $73,500 in Q1 2024.
- Net income was $37,305 ($0.00/share) vs. $31,875 a year ago; G&A dropped to $15,495 from $41,625.
- Auditor raises substantial doubt about going concern; accumulated deficit is $6,780,908 and working capital deficit is $139,105.
- Total stockholders' deficit stands at $535,105; total liabilities of $663,554 exceed total assets of $128,449.
- Company has not filed all required reports in the prior 12 months and has not submitted required Interactive Data Files.
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A public company with $52,800 in quarterly revenue, a going-concern warning, and admitted non-compliance with SEC filing requirements is effectively a zombie micro-cap — investors should treat this as
Scores Holding is a micro-cap brand-licensing shell with no operating business — it merely collects royalties from a handful of adult-entertainment licensees. Its financial profile (sub-$100K cash, negative equity, going-concern warning) is consistent with a company that has been in runoff mode for
Going concern: accumulated deficit of $6,780,908 and working capital deficit of $139,105 raise substantial doubt about the Company's ability to continue as a going concern within one year. Revenue is concentrated among just 4 licensees (14%–45% each, totaling 91%), creating severe customer-concent
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