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I have a general question. Polish companies hold many extraordinary general meetings in addition to the ordinary general meeting. What forces companies in Poland to do this?

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The Ordinary General Meeting (OGM) is held regularly, usually once a year, to review the company's operations for the past financial year. Its main tasks include approving financial and operational reports and electing the company’s governing bodies.

An Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) is called in special situations that cannot wait until the next OGM. It typically deals with urgent matters like changes in the board of directors, crisis situations, or other important decisions.

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Thank you

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