GDANSK, May 11 (Reuters) - Shareholders in Poland's
biggest games developer CD Projekt will vote on
increasing the limit for share buybacks to 500 million zlotys
($121 million) at a meeting on June 6, the company said late on
Wednesday.
The studio behind The Witcher franchise said it had decided
to stop further purchases under its previous buyback resolution
from 2016, which allowed it to buy up to 250 million zlotys
worth of its own shares.
($1 = 4.1422 zlotys)
(Reporting by Maria Gieldon and Patrycja Zaras in Gdansk
Editing by Mark Potter)
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