South Korean boy band Super Junior has renewed its contract with SM Entertainment.

Having debuted under the agency in 2005, Super Junior has been consistently active, owing to SM's systematic support and a deep relationship built on trust. The band, having established a number of unprecedented records, has cemented its position as a K-pop legend and now looks forward to opening a new chapter with SM's full support.

Celebrating its 18th debut anniversary this year, Super Junior has received immense love from global fans with numerous hit songs like "SORRY SORRY", "Bonamana", "Mr. Simple", and "Devil". Super Junior has held its place as the "Hallyu King", setting various records such as being the first Korean group to tour South America and the first Asian artists to hold a standalone concert in Saudi Arabia through their exclusive world tour concert brand "SUPER SHOW".

Furthermore, with the release of their regular album "The Road" last year, Super Junior became the first SM artist to release an 11th album, showcasing their unique history within K-pop alongside SM. Expectations are high for the new records that they will set once again with SM, drawing global attention.

In addition to group activities, Super Junior plans to continue active solo activities in various fields. Members Eunhyuk, Donghae, and Kyuhyun have plans to carry out individual activities separate from SM. While supporting the new challenges of Eunhyuk, Donghae, and Kyuhyun, SM plans to continue closely coordinating with Super Junior, to effectively carry out group activities, unit activities, and individual activities in parallel, aiming for greater synergy.

Therefore, with love for their team and unwavering loyalty to their fans, Super Junior will continue its activities, drawing even more interest for the new history they will write. In the meantime, Super Junior plans to meet global fans through new music, various performances, and fan meetings within this year.

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