Min Hee Jin clarifies false investment rumors, says no talks with any company

Min Hee Jin addresses investment rumors.

On November 5 KST, former HYBE Label ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin issued an official statement addressing recent rumors in the investment community. She stated, “Recently, baseless rumors about me have been circulating, prompting inquiries, so I feel compelled to clarify my position. I’ve heard through media contacts about various rumors, specifically claims that I ‘received an investment from someone’ or that I ‘was set to sign a contract with someone,’ and that these stories are spreading within the investment community.”

She continued, “I’ve also heard that specific company names are being mentioned, but I want to clearly state that none of this is true. Furthermore, I have not had any contact or discussions with the companies mentioned or any other organizations.”

Concluding her statement, Min emphasized, “I’m speaking out to prevent any potential harm to innocent parties and to avoid HYBE from becoming a target of further disputes due to these false rumors. Please understand that my intention is to stop these rumors at their source.”

Hello, this is Min Hee Jin.

Recently, there have been baseless rumors circulating about me, and due to inquiries related to these, I feel compelled to share my position.

Among the many rumors I heard through media sources, there is particular talk within the investment industry that I “agreed to receive investment from someone” or “decided to sign a contract with someone.” I’ve also heard that specific company names are being mentioned, but I want to make it very clear that none of these rumors are true.

Furthermore, I want to firmly clarify that I have not had any contact or discussions with any of the mentioned companies or any other entity.

I’m making this statement to prevent any potential harm to innocent parties and to avoid any misuse of this situation to create issues for HYBE. I hope there will be no misunderstandings.

Thank you.

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