Overview
- Nine members sent a formal notice in February seeking to end their exclusive deals, and talks that lasted about a month have collapsed.
- One Hundred says it will not accept the exits, citing late‑2024 agreements, large signing fees, and efforts to sustain the group after prior turmoil.
- The agency denies reports of misused dorm deposits and halted support, claims the artists declined offered resources, and threatens legal action against media.
- The members’ lawyer says no settlements have been made since July 2025 and on‑site staff went unpaid, causing distress and an irreparable breakdown of trust.
- Member New remains with the company, and the group still plans to proceed with KSPO Dome concerts on April 24–26, as earlier reports allege capital impairment and operational shortfalls across labels tied to the CEO.