In the wake of the feud between HYBE and former ADOR CEO Min Hee Jin, financial analysts are predicting a substantial financial loss for HYBE if NewJeans decides to part ways with the agency. According to recent reports,

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Min Hee-Jin says that HYBE wanted to pay her to leave as ADOR CEO and she refused because for her, it is not about money.

ADOR, the K-pop agency behind NewJeans and a subsidiary of HYBE, confirmed on Wednesday, Sept. 25 that it will not honor the girl group’s request to reinstate former CEO Min Hee-jin. The agency

HYBE offered to pay Min Hee-jin to leave the company, the scandal-ridden producer of girl group NewJeans told the JoongAng Ilbo in an interview.

NewJeans recently demanded that their label, HYBE subsidiary Ador, reappoint Min Hee-jin as CEO by today. Min was pushed out of that role last month after months of feuding with HYBE. Ador says it will reppoint Min as a director but not CEO.

It also said that Hee-jin and ADOR had more freedom from HYBE interference and received more funding, support, quality treatment, and promotional assistance than any other sub-lab

Min Hee-jin is determined to get her job back as the CEO of ADOR and will sell her house to cover the 2.3-billion-won ($1.8 million) legal expenses, the NewJeans' producer said Friday at her first public appearance in four months.