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Now it would try to attempt to cat dir/newFile.txt as well..

I guess this would be solved if you are having that newFile.txt in some other directory :)

As per your given input your final output is highlighted above.
If you want v in the final output then use sth like this..

And instead of using split just us FS for the same :)
$echo...

version=`echo $FOLDER | awk '{split($0,a,"_v");print a[2]}'`
Here you also have removed the ; at the end compare to post above.

Try this and see if it works
version=$(echo $FOLDER | awk...

version = $(echo $FOLDER | awk '{split($0,a,"_v");print a[2]}');
Remove the spaces around the "=" sign:
version=$(echo $FOLDER | awk '{split($0,a,"_v");print a[2]}');