Profit-making (adjective)

Designed or intended to make a profit; focused on or concerned with financial gain.

Origin:

It is a combination of the word profit and making. it is a modern term and commonly used in business and finance.

Examples:

1. The company's primary goal is profit-making, not social responsibility.
2. The profit-making motives of the company were clear in the way they treated their employees.
3. The profit-making strategy of the business led to its rapid expansion.
4. The company's profit-making efforts were hampered by the economic downturn.
5. The government's new policy will make it harder for profit-making companies to avoid paying taxes.