Lucrative (adjective)

1. Producing a lot of profit; profitable.
2. Remunerative, profitable.

Origin:

Early 17th century: from latin lucrativus, from lucrari "to gain", from lucrum "profit".

Examples:

1. The company's new venture proved to be a lucrative one.
2. The stock market can be a lucrative investment opportunity.
3. The job offer was very lucrative, but it required him to relocate to a different city.
4. The new business opportunity turned out to be a lucrative one.
5. The company found a way to make their products more lucrative by reducing the costs.