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When a company approaches market share growth under a build strategy, the company

▸ seeks market share growth by purchasing companies exiting the market.

▸ focuses on short-term profits and cash.

▸ aims to increase its market share in the industry, even at the expense of short-term earnings and cash flow.

▸ seeks to maintain its current market share, while building its return on investment.

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