Pledis Entertainment has just announced that all 13 SEVENTEEN members have decided to renew their contracts with the agency.
According to their announcement they shared with the media on July 19 KST, the SEVENTEEN members decided to renew their contracts to maintain their future vision of the group and continue to bring happiness to their fans.
Hello. This is PLEDIS Entertainment.
We would like to announce that all the members of the PLEDIS Entertainment group SEVENTEEN (S.COUPS, JEONGHAN, JOSHUA, JUN, HOSHI, WONWOO, WOOZI, THE 8, MINGYU, DK, SEUNGKWAN, VERNON and DINO) have re-signed their contracts.
In the six years since their debut in 2015, SEVENTEEN has solidified their position as Korea’s top artist on a foundation of mutual trust and support with PLEDIS Entertainment.
Although their previous contracts had not yet expired, all thirteen members of SEVENTEEN and our company engaged in deep discussions on the future vision of the group that led to a clear consensus, enabling both parties to re-sign their contracts ahead of schedule.
The members of SEVENTEEN wished to explain the significance of the renewed contract and their determination for the future by saying that “all thirteen members agreed that we will continue to be together in the trust and strong teamwork that we have developed over the years, and as ‘One Team” SEVENTEEN will continue to strive to bring great music and fantastic performances to fans around the world.”
PLEDIS Entertainment will continue to provide our full support to the group and individual activities of SEVENTEEN, and do our best to remain a trusted helper and steadfast supporter. In addition, we will develop sustainable and long-term plans for the group’s Korean and international activities so that we can grow together with the artists.
We ask all fans to continue to show your unceasing love and support for SEVENTEEN, and we ask that you keep your eyes on the exciting future SEVENTEEN and PLEDIS Entertainment will craft together.
Thank you.
— Pledis Entertainment
SEVENTEEN debuted in 2015, which meant that their contracts were potentially up for renewal in 2022.
