New Delhi, India – In a major relief for commercial users, Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have announced a ₹41 reduction in the price of 19 kg commercial LPG gas cylinders with effect from April 1, 2025. The revised pricing brings the cost of a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder down to ₹1762 in Delhi, compared to the earlier rate of ₹1803.
This price cut marks a significant easing of costs for small businesses, including dhabas, restaurants, food vendors, and the hospitality industry that depend on commercial gas cylinders for daily operations.
Latest Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Across Metro Cities
After the latest price revision, the cost of a 19 kg commercial LPG gas cylinder in major Indian cities is as follows:
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Delhi: ₹1762 (↓ ₹41)
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Mumbai: ₹1714.50 (↓ ₹41)
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Kolkata: ₹1872 (↓ ₹41)
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Chennai: ₹1924 (↓ ₹41)
This move comes one month after OMCs had increased commercial cylinder prices by ₹6 on March 1, 2025.
No Change in Domestic LPG Cylinder Prices
While commercial rates have seen a reduction, the prices of 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinders remain unchanged. The current domestic rates continue to be:
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Delhi: ₹803
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Kolkata: ₹829
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Mumbai: ₹802.50
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Chennai: ₹818.50
Domestic LPG rates have remained stable amid fluctuating international energy prices, providing consistency for households across India.
Price Revisions Based on Market Trends
OMCs revise LPG prices on the 1st of every month, based on global crude oil trends, foreign exchange rates, and internal pricing mechanisms. The downward revision in April reflects global softening of fuel prices and is expected to offer financial relief to commercial users across the country.
Industry experts believe that regular monitoring and adjustments in fuel pricing help balance inflation and support business continuity, particularly in the food and hospitality sectors.
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