Article 213 of Companies Law

The ordinary general meeting may not discuss matters not included on the agenda unless they are urgent matters that arose after preparation of the agenda or came to light during the meeting, or if this is requested by a regulatory authority, the auditor, or a number of shareholders owning five percent of the company’s capital. If, during the discussion, it becomes apparent that the information concerning some of the matters presented is insufficient, the meeting must be adjourned for a period not exceeding ten working days if a number of shareholders representing one-quarter of the shares of the issued capital so request. The adjourned meeting shall convene without the need for new invitation procedures.