Commercial Gas Price in India

Oil marketing companies released the latest LPG price update for 1 December 2025, reflecting a decrease of Rs.10 in commercial gas cylinder rates. However, the price for domestic cylinders is the same as before. 

In New Delhi, LPG gas cylinders are selling at Rs.853 for domestic use, whereas the commercial cylinder is now priced at Rs.1580.50. In Kolkata, the reported price of domestic LPG is Rs.879 and commercial cylinders is Rs.1684. In Mumbai, domestic LPG costs Rs.852.50, while commercial rates have fallen to Rs.1531 after the recent Rs.10 reduction. In Chennai, the recorded domestic cylinder rates are Rs.868.50, and commercial cylinders are Rs.1739.50. 

In Noida, the reported domestic rate of LPG is Rs.850.50 and commercial cylinders are Rs.1580.50. The rate of domestic and commercial cylinders in Bangalore is Rs.855.50 and Rs.1654, respectively. In Hyderabad, the rate of domestic LPG cylinders is the highest at Rs.905 and the rate of commercial LPG cylinders is Rs.1801.50. In Bhubaneswar, the price of domestic gas cylinders stands at Rs.879 and commercial cylinders at Rs.1724. The price of gas cylinders for domestic use in Chandigarh is Rs.862.50 and for commercial, it is Rs.1599.50. 

As part of the monthly controlled price review, LPG commercial cylinder rates were reduced by Rs 10 as of December 1. The reduction does not apply to home LPG rates; only commercial LPG cylinders are eligible. Commercial cylinder prices were also slashed by Rs 5 last month. Commercial establishments such as hotels and restaurants will see a little decrease in input costs because of the most recent change. LPG prices in India are calculated using an "Import Parity Price" (IPP) model that takes several factors into account. Because the IPP is calculated in US dollars and then converted to rupees, the foreign exchange rate also influences the final price. Local costs include inland freight, bottling fees, marketing costs, dealer commissions, and Goods and Services Tax (GST) to raise the IPP. Government regulations and subsidies have an additional impact on pricing, particularly household cylinders, where subsidy changes directly affect consumer prices. 

Starting 1 July, the LPG prices of the 19-kg commercial cylinders have been reduced. The oil marketing companies have lowered the rates by Rs.58.50. The price of one 19-kg commercial cylinder in New Delhi now stands at Rs.1,665. However, the prices of domestic LPG cylinders have not been reduced.