"exceedingly profitable" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation or endeavor that has turned out to be very profitable or beneficial. For example, "The new business venture was exceedingly profitable, and now we are planning to expand the operation."
It may be about profit, and Porsche is an exceedingly profitable company that wants to grow.
Since the beginning of the reform in the publishing industry, in most cases, senior editors have been assigned to edit textbooks because publishing textbooks is exceedingly profitable, and the incomes of editors are basically determined by the generated profit.
Notwithstanding these apparently high prices, the purchaser has found his investment exceedingly profitable, and in the aggregate millions have been added to the productive industry of the country.
Mayor Bloomberg, whose fortune is estimated at about $18 billion, has never exactly slummed it — not in the last few decades, anyway: he owns seven homes, a fleet of private planes and a stable of thoroughbred horses (not to mention an exceedingly profitable media company that bears his name).
Goldway also noted that the ambitious benefit payment plan was made at a time when the agency was "exceedingly profitable".
According to NBC Entertainment Chairman Robert Greenblatt, the "Tonight" franchise is "exceedingly profitable" again after having become a break-even operation for the network not so long ago.
"HBO is extremely profitable.
It remains to be seen whether "The Orphanage" will temper the exceedingly brutal but profitable standards of bloodletting set by the likes of "The Hills Have Eyes" or the various "Texas Chainsaw Massacres," or if it will draw the traditional horror audience away from its gorier fare.
"Running a profitable first-class club is exceedingly challenging," said Sussex chairman Jim May.
Indeed, with both its Documents Technology and Services units performing exceedingly well, Xerox can only benefit from splitting the company into two profitable businesses and thereby unlocking their real value, according to some of its big stakeholders.
