Shares in price comparison website Moneysupermarket jumped 10% after it said annual revenue would be a minimum £160.9 million following strong internet sales growth.

The company expects to report earnings before tax and one-off items of at least £51.3 million, with internet revenue having grown more than 60% in the year.

Its financial services arm is set to show 30% higher revenue as more visitors used its site to source items like credit cards and personal loans.

Insurance sales are set to be 75% up on the year, while holiday bookings in the second half of 2007 are forecast to be 85% ahead of the past year.

Moneysupermarket also provides leads to mortgage advisers, but has warned that revenue in this intermediary business will be around 25% lower on the year.

The company recently expanded into Germany with the icero.de web service offering motor insurance. It plans to broaden its product offering next year, led by financial services.

Chief executive Simon Nixon said: 'In the year that we listed on the London Stock Exchange we are happy to confirm that we expect to report revenues and profits that meet expectations.

'Uncertainty in the financial markets remains and has been ever-present through most of the second half of the year. This has had little impact on our trading to date but visibility continues to remain limited.'