FinMin announces new proposal for minimum share capital of limited liability companies in Romania
Romania’s minister of finance, Alexandru Nazare, announced a new proposal to introduce an adaptive minimum share capital system for limited liability companies (SRLs), linking the required capital to company size.
Andrei Chirileasa · Journalist
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Romania’s minister of finance, Alexandru Nazare, announced a new proposal to introduce an adaptive minimum share capital system for limited liability companies (SRLs), linking the required capital to company size.
The initiative follows consultations with entrepreneurs and aims to address widespread issues caused by the current symbolic capital threshold of just RON 1. Initially, the governing coalition announced that the minimum share capital for SRLs would increase to RON 8,000 for all such companies.
