Starting January 1, 2026, limited liability companies (SRLs) in Romania will operate under a new legal framework regarding share capital, following the adoption of Law Project No. 246/2025. The new rules aim to strengthen financial discipline, improve creditor protection and reduce the number of undercapitalized companies, according to an analysis by Dr. Radu Pavel, Managing Partner of Pavel, Mărgărit and Associates Romanian Law Firm.
For newly established companies, the minimum share capital will increase to RON 500, replacing the former symbolic threshold of RON 1. This requirement will apply to all SRLs registered after January 1, 2026.
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