This could be outdated but my "Shareholders' Rights" booklet...

This could be outdated but my "Shareholders' Rights" booklet defines an Extraordinary Meeting as "called to discuss and put a particular or urgent resolution such as acceptance of a takeover offer, acquisition of another company, a company reconstruction or a voluntary liquidation." I don't think it can be called for a discussion or information session as that would constitute a private briefing.

The demand for an EM can be made if:
"At least 5 attending members request it"
"Members together entitled to at least 10% of total voting rights request it."