<strong>DHX</strong> <strong>Media</strong>'s Rastamouse has been licensed to more than 40 broadcast territories since its debut in January 2011.
In June 2011, DHX Media Ltd. director Robert G. Sobey was buying at 87 cents. That worked out well as the stock hit a multi-year high of $1.76 this month. Now, he is back buying. On Oct. 4, he acquired 225,000 shares at an average of $1.72. While DHX stock is not cheap at a trailing P/E of 33, the children's entertainment firm has grown its net earnings 131 per cent over the past year. The next trick for DHX will be to successfully manage its proposed Cookie Jar acquisition.
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