Cube Entertainment has announced that it will take strong legal action against fraudulent investment schemes that are falsely claiming to organize concerts for its artists in China.

In an official statement released on July 3, Cube Entertainment stated, "We have received reports that certain companies are spreading false information, claiming they have our authorization to hold concerts for our artists in China, and are using this to solicit large investments from Chinese firms." The agency emphasized, "We want to make it clear that no such arrangements exist, and we urge everyone to exercise extreme caution to avoid any potential damage."

Cube Entertainment warned, "We will continue to take necessary measures to protect the rights and interests of our agency and our artists, and to prevent damages caused by the spread of false information and impersonation." The agency added, "If any acts of spreading false information, soliciting investments, or attempting to enter into contracts by unauthorized use of our company name or our artists are discovered, we will respond strictly through all available legal actions, including filing criminal and civil complaints."

Meanwhile, i-dle is preparing for their comeback with the release of their 9th mini-album, We made, on July 6. The previously released teaser for the title track, Gimme Dat Love, reached No. 5 on the Korean music video chart and No. 18 on the overall chart on QQ Music, China's largest music platform, proving the high level of interest from global fans even before the official release. 

(SBS Entertainment News | Kang Kyung-youn)