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A forced transfer of participating securities, squeeze-out, is an animadverted legal method used by shareholders in the EU, which was significantly changed by the recent Czech recodification. A new duty was imposed upon the majority shareholders for the squeeze-out scenario – to proceed vis-à-vis all minority shareholders in the same manner. They all should get the same compensation, and even the same evening-up. To make this new rule effectively and efficiently applicable, minority shareholders need to be aware of it. The trio of goals of this paper is to describe and explain this duty and to provide a deep, critical and comparative analysis of the awareness of the approaching squeeze-out generating it, while using a set of interrelated hypotheses and relying on primary as well secondary multidisciplinary data in the Czech Republic as well as in the EU. The yield results with comments suggest the insufficient awareness impairing the application of the newly imposed duty in the Czech Republic and the squeeze-outs in general in the EU.

The Ambiguous Awareness of Approaching Squeeze-out – Czech Case Study in the EU Perspective