The phrase "expand its share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business, marketing, or finance when discussing increasing market share or ownership in a particular area.
Example: "The company aims to expand its share of the renewable energy market over the next five years."
Alternatives: "increase its market share" or "broaden its share".
It said it hoped to expand its share to 30percentt in 2002.
G.M. has said it intends to expand its share of the Asian market to more than 20percentt by 2010 from 18.4percentt in 1999.
If Apple does agree to expand its share repurchase program, it could increase pressure on other cash-rich technology companies to do the same.
But as it tries to expand its share of the corporate market, business customers will demand to be well briefed regarding Apple's intentions and its product road maps.
In absolute terms, any shrinkage is likely to hit hardest at Goldman, the market leader in FICC, unless it can continue to expand its share beyond the current 14% level.Banks face other headwinds.
Boasting a quarter of all software sales in Japan, and having announced an impressive line-up for the year ahead at its annual Global Gamers Day conference in Las Vegas last week, it looks certain to expand its share of the UK, Europe and the US markets.
YouTube is clearly looking to expand its sharing functionality (see YouTube Real-Time, which is currently in private beta testing), and increased sharing to these other services seems like a logical extension.
E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company said yesterday that it was expanding its share repurchase program by $1.8 billion.
The chip maker Texas Instruments said yesterday that it had expanded its share buyback program by $5 billion, or about 10percentt of its market capitalization, sending shares up.
In the last three years it has expanded its share of a growing market, propelled by the needs of clients like Google's YouTube and Microsoft's Xbox Live videogame service.
