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Romania ranks among the world’s high-income nations, boasting a robust and growing economy that makes it a prime destination for establishing a subsidiary company. With its strategic location in the EU and a thriving business environment, Romania has emerged as a dynamic hub for mobile technology, hardware innovation, and cybersecurity industries. At every step of the journey, our seasoned experts are by your side, guiding you through the legal, administrative, and compliance processes with precision. Whether you’re a start-up or a multinational, we provide comprehensive support to ensure your
The most common structure is the Limited Liability Company (SRL). It is ideal for small to medium-sized foreign businesses and offers limited liability for shareholders.
Yes. 100% foreign ownership is permitted. A Romanian subsidiary can have a single foreign shareholder
The process usually takes 5 to 10 working days, provided all documents are correctly prepared and translated. Timing may vary slightly depending on the specifics of the parent company and the bank account setup.
Yes. A registered office address in Romania is mandatory at the time of company incorporation. This can be a physical or virtual office.
The minimum share capital for an SRL is RON 1 (approx. €0.20). However, many investors choose a higher capital to enhance business credibility.
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