I would describe such an enterprise as profit making, if the sharing is truly voluntary. The persistent existence of surplus revenue implies the excess of reso

I would describe such an enterprise as profit making, if the sharing is truly voluntary. The persistent existence of surplus revenue implies the excess of resource production over resource consumption i.e profit. However, if this sharing is involuntary it's likely the true cost of labour is higher it first appears. For example, bankers' bonuses and engineers' stock options are important parts of labour cost for the relevant enterprises.