CD Projekt Red has called for the extraordinary general meeting of shareholders to be held on November 29th.According to the schedule, there are 3 points that will be covered:1. Vote on whether or not to allow the company to buy back part of its own shares for 250 million PLN ($64 million)2. Vote on whether to merge CD Projekt Brands (fully owned subsidiary that holds trademarks to the Witcher and Cyberpunk games) into the holding company3. Vote on the change of the company's statute.Now, the 1st and 3rd point seem to be the most interesting, particularly the last one. The proposed change will put restrictions on the voting ability of shareholders who exceed 20% of the ownership in the company. It will only be lifted if said shareholder makes a call to buy all of the remaining shares for a set price and exceeds 50% of the total vote.According to the company's board, this is designed to protect the interest of all shareholders in case of a major investor who would try to aquire remaining shares without offering "a decent price".Polish media (and some investors)The decision to buy back some of its own shares would also make a lot of sense in that situation.Further information (in Polish) here: http://www.bankier.pl/static/att/emitent/2016-11/RB_-_36-2016_-_zalacznik_20161102_225946_1275965886.pdf News article from a polish daily: http://www.rp.pl/Gielda/311039814-Tworca-Wiedzmina-mobilizuje-sily.html