P-pop boy group SB19 has triumphantly regained ownership of both its group name and logo, as announced by their new label, 1Z Entertainment.
In a momentous declaration on Tuesday, December 5, the agency revealed that they have reached an amicable agreement with the group's former talent management agency, ShowBT Philippines.
"We formally announce that we have reached a mutually agreeable resolution with ShowBT Philippines Corp. through a fair and equitable process," the statement read.
"Thank you for your unwavering patience and support for SB19 and 1Z Entertainment. Pablo, Josh, Stell, Ken, and Justin are immensely excited to reconnect with all of you in their upcoming endeavors. We can't wait to share the stage with you again soon," 1Z Entertainment added.
— 1Z ENTERTAINMENT (@1zentertainment) December 5, 2023
SB19 had previously been forced to cancel three international shows of their PAGTATAG world tour due to the ongoing dispute over their ownership rights.
During that time, their devoted fans, affectionately known as A'Tins, endearingly referred to the group as "Mahalima" following their separation from ShowBT, who reportedly held legal ownership of the trademark for the name SB19 as well as the rights to their music, according to PEP.
In response, the group established their own company, 1Z Entertainment, in October, with one of its members, Pablo, serving as the chief executive officer.
A'Tins erupted in joy upon receiving the long-awaited news, flooding social media with the hashtags "ATIN ANG SB19" and "#MahalimaIsBack" on Twitter.
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