Seventeen Renews Contracts with Pledis Entertainment for Second Time

All 13 members of K-pop boy band Seventeen have agreed to renew their contracts with Pledis Entertainment for the second time, Yonhap reported. The agency announced the renewal on Monday, July 13, 2026, after the group reached a mutual agreement to extend their management contracts. Members not currently serving in the military have completed the signing process.

Those enlisted in the military will finalize their contracts according to their service schedules, the company said. "We are delighted to share this good news with Carats," the group said in a release, referring to its fan base. " Seventeen debuted in 2015 and previously renewed its contracts in 2021, roughly a year before its original seven-year term was set to expire.

Pledis Entertainment said it would continue to provide full support for the group's activities, including unit and solo projects, and pledged to help expand the group's global reach.