According to reports on April 12, Mnet's 'Produce 48' has confirmed the final Korean-Japanese debuting team's contract period.�

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A representative from Mnet told news outlets, "The contract period for the 'Produce 48' girl group will be 2 years and 6 months. Because the group is the first Korean-Japanese girl group selected by the nation's producers, it was discussed and approved by all participating labels that they will be supporting the contract period so that the group can carry out substantial global activities after their debut in both Korea and Japan. Once they return to their labels, they will have secured the image of a global artist."�

'Produce 48' is an idol trainee survival program combining the previous 'Produce' series with Japan's 'AKB48' system. 96 trainees will endure a survival battle over the course of 4 months. Filming for the show began on April 11, and the broadcast is set for some time in June.�