Had these on my watch list when they were tipped in a newspaper a couple of months ago at about 1.20.

Todays fall looks a bit overdone so I have bought a few at 57p

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Price comparison group Moneysupermarket.com said its revenue grew 4% in the first quarter, line with its expectations.

Revenue in the three months through March rose to £88.3m, up from £85.0m on-year.

'Trading is on track in this year of transformation as we reinvent the business to help people save more money,' chief executive Mark Lewis said.

'We are expanding our product engineering hub in Manchester to improve the customer journeys on our sites and plan to unlock future growth with the agreement to acquire Decision Tech - a leader in home communications price comparison and white label B2B comparison services.'

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Moneysupermarket.com Group said it had completed the UK merger control process in respect of its proposed acquisition of Decision Technologies.

The final condition for completion of the deal had now been met and the company said it expected to complete the acquisition in the next two weeks.

'Following the acquisition we look forward to helping more people save more money from their home bills, by making it easier for people to find the best deals in the market across many categories, especially the growing home communications market,' the company said.

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Money-saving website Moneysupermarket.com reported total revenue for the nine months to 30 September 2018 grew 6% to £270.1m, with all business areas seeing growth over the period.

In the third quarter alone, total revenue climbed 7% year on year to £96.4m. The Insurance business grew, despite a falling premium cycle, while Money saw positive momentum supported by improving conversion.

"Trading continues on track as we reinvent the business to help our customers save more money. Decision Tech is now on board with its B2B comparison expertise. Energy switching in our Home Services business was better than expected with customers taking advantage of great 18 month fixed deals to beat rising prices," said Mark Lewis, CEO of Moneysupermarket Group.

Looking forward, the Board remained confident it would meet current market expectations for the full year.