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No, 领会 does not necessarily imply agreement. It simply means to understand or comprehend something. It can also refer to grasping a concept or idea. It does not necessarily indicate whether one agrees or disagrees with the information being understood.
For example, if someone says "我领会了你的意思" (wǒ lǐng huì le nǐ de yìsi), it means "I understand what you mean." This does not necessarily mean that the person agrees with the other person's opinion or idea.
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