* A $122 million U.S. order deferred indefinitely
* Shares down 10.67 percent at C$8.71
TORONTO, July 31 (Reuters) - Shares of New Flyer Industries Inc dropped as much as 12 percent on Friday after the company said a $122 million order for its diesel-electric hybrid articulated buses has been postponed because of delays in U.S. state funding.
The company, based in Winnipeg in the Canadian province of Manitoba, said in a release it planned to start production of ...
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