BUDAPEST, Dec 9 (Reuters) - Hungarian busmaker NABI , the third-largest supplier to U.S. municipal agencies, said on Monday it would postpone a share offering until it has audited its full-year 2002 figures.
NABI originally planned to offer up to three million shares this year, with a listing on a U.S. bourse.
The offer would have included issuing two million new shares alongside the sale of one million shares by the First Hungary Fund, NABI's largest owner with a 54.06 ...
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