Recent legal changes in Romania have altered the landscape regarding the forced sale of company shares. Previously, Romanian legal doctrine and court rulings largely considered the forced execution of social shares (company shares) to be impossible. This stance was rooted in arguments concerning the nature of these shares and the complexities of transferring ownership through forced sale. However, the introduction of the new Civil Procedure Code and Law No. 152/2015, amending Law No. 31/1990 on companies, has shifted this perspective. These changes have opened the door for the potential enforcement of forced sales on company shares, prompting analysis of the practical implications and future legal challenges. The article examines the evolution of this legal possibility and the consequences following such an execution.