Canadian animation producer Cookie Jar Entertainment on Friday unveiled an agreement to acquire Burbank-based DIC Entertainment Holdings as part of a merger worth $87.6 million.

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Cookie Jar, which in 2008 acquired Burbank-based DIC Entertainment Holdings as part of an $87.6 million merger, originally grew out of the former Cinar animation empire in Montreal.

DHX Media, a Canadian media production company formed in 2006 by the merger of Halifax Film Company and Decode Entertainment, is acquiring Cookie Jar Entertainment to create Canada’s largest ...

LONDON — DHX Media has acquired Cookie Jar Entertainment, creating Canada’s largest independent children’s entertainment group. Deal values Cookie Jar at $112 million, to be paid through a ...

A year after kids programming producer Cookie Jar Entertainment signaled its intention to broaden its portfolio under veteran TV executive Tom Mazza, Cookie Jar’s EVP and head of Worldwide TV ...

DHX Media Ltd, which produces entertainment shows for kids, said it will buy privately held Cookie Jar Entertainment for C$46 million ($46.6 million) in cash and stock to help it expand its ...

DHX Media, a Canadian media production company formed in 2006 by the merger of Halifax Film Company and Decode Entertainment, is acquiring Cookie Jar Entertainment to create Canada’s largest ...