Starting July 1, Indian oil companies have announced a price cut on 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders across the country. The rate has been reduced by ₹58.50, offering some relief to hotels, restaurants, and small eateries. In Delhi, the revised price is now ₹1665, down from ₹1723.50. The new prices are effective from Monday, July 1, 2025.
However, there has been no change in the prices of domestic LPG cylinders. The 14.2-kg household LPG cylinder will continue to be sold at the existing rates, with no price cut announced for domestic users.
City-wise Price Update (Commercial LPG Cylinder – 19 kg)
- Delhi: ₹1665 (↓ ₹58.50)
- Kolkata: ₹1769 (↓ ₹57)
- Mumbai: ₹1616 (↓ ₹58.50)
- Chennai: ₹1823.50
- Patna: ₹1929.50
- Bhopal: ₹1787.50
The price revisions vary slightly from city to city due to local taxes and transportation costs.
Second Cut in Two Months
This is the second price reduction in two months. In June 2025, oil companies had cut the commercial LPG price by ₹24, bringing it down from ₹1747.50 to ₹1723.50. Now, with the July reduction, the cost stands at ₹1665 in Delhi.
LPG prices are revised on the first day of every month by oil marketing companies, based on global crude oil prices, exchange rates, and other market factors.
No Change in Domestic LPG Rates
There is no change in household LPG prices this month. The last revision for domestic LPG came in April 2025, when prices were hiked by ₹50. Since then, domestic cylinder rates have remained unchanged.
Current domestic LPG prices (14.2 kg):
- Delhi: ₹853
- Kolkata: ₹879
- Mumbai: ₹852.50
- Chennai: ₹868.50
Impact on Food Industry
The latest cut in commercial LPG prices is expected to bring modest relief to the food and hospitality industry, which heavily depends on commercial gas cylinders. However, household consumers will have to wait longer for any reduction in domestic gas rates.
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