DreamWorks Classics

DreamWorks Classics engages in the creation and distribution of animated entertainment, focusing on beloved characters and family-oriented content that sparks imagination and learning. DreamWorks Classics specializes in animated entertainment, offering a diverse portfolio of iconic characters. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in New York, US, the firm has executed 4 total deals, with its most recent deal occurring on June 23, 2012, when it was sold to DreamWorks Classics for USD 155 mn. The current CEO is Désirée Rohrer.

DreamWorks Classics creates and distributes a wide range of animated entertainment properties, including characters like Casper, Lassie, and Veggie Tales. Their offerings include animated films, television series, and educational content, primarily targeting children aged 0 to 12 and their families. Content is distributed globally through various channels, enhancing user experiences across cultures and demographics. DreamWorks Classics generates revenue through the sale of animated films, television series, and related merchandise.

Their business model includes direct-to-consumer sales and licensing agreements with retailers, facilitating the distribution of iconic properties such as Casper and Voltron, which contribute to overall revenue across traditional and digital platforms. The company aims to expand its portfolio by launching new products and properties while exploring new markets for growth. Although specific upcoming products and release dates are not detailed, the recent funding of USD 155 mn will support these initiatives as the company continues to develop its reach and offerings post its acquisition in 2012.