Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Rise Again; Delhi Rate Tops ₹3,100
India’s commercial LPG cylinder prices have been increased once again from June 1, adding fresh cost pressure on restaurants, hotels, caterers, and small businesses that rely heavily on LPG for daily operations.
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The latest revision has pushed the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder in Delhi to ₹3,113.50, crossing the ₹3,100 mark for the first time.
The increase of ₹42 per cylinder in Delhi is part of the monthly fuel price revision carried out by state-run oil marketing companies.
Similar hikes ranging between ₹42 and ₹53.50 have been reported across major cities.
What Has Changed?
| City | Previous Rate (Approx.) | New Rate (Approx.) | Increase |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi | ₹3,071.50 | ₹3,113.50 | ₹42 |
| Other Metro Cities | Varies | Higher by ₹42-₹53.50 | ₹42-₹53.50 |
Rates are for 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders and may vary slightly by location.
Based on the latest June 1, 2026 revision of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder prices, here is a table covering major Indian metro cities and key urban centers. Some city rates are directly reported, while others are derived from the official revisions and city-wise price notifications.
Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Across Major Indian Cities (19 Kg) June 1, 2026
| City | Price on May 1 (₹) | Increase (₹) | New Price on June 1 (₹) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Delhi | 3,071.50 | 42.00 | 3,113.50 |
| Mumbai | 3,024.00 | 43.50 | 3,067.50 |
| Kolkata | 3,202.00 | 53.50 | 3,255.50 |
| Chennai | 3,237.00 | ~22.50 | 3,259.50 |
| Hyderabad | 3,315.00 | — | 3,315.00+ |
| Bengaluru | 3,152.00 | — | 3,152.00+ |
The highest reported rate among major metros is Kolkata at ₹3,255.50, while Mumbai remains the lowest among the four largest metros at ₹3,067.50.
Key Takeaways
- Delhi: ₹3,113.50 after a ₹42 hike.
- Mumbai: ₹3,067.50 after a ₹43.50 increase.
- Kolkata: ₹3,255.50 after the steepest hike of ₹53.50.
- Chennai: ₹3,259.50, among the highest in India.
- Hyderabad: Commercial LPG had already touched around ₹3,315 before the latest revision, making it one of the costliest cities for businesses.
- Bengaluru: Commercial LPG was around ₹3,152 before the June revision.
Chart Interpretation
- Most Expensive: Hyderabad (₹3,315+) and Chennai (₹3,259.50).
- Highest Monthly Increase: Kolkata (+₹53.50).
- Lowest Price Among Major Metros: Mumbai (₹3,067.50).
- The gap between Mumbai and Hyderabad is roughly ₹248 per cylinder, significantly impacting operating costs for restaurants and hotels.
Domestic Consumers Get Relief
While commercial LPG cylinder prices have moved higher, domestic consumers have been spared from any additional burden this month. The price of the standard 14.2-kg household LPG cylinder remains unchanged across major cities.
This means households will not see any immediate increase in cooking gas expenses, even as commercial users face rising fuel costs.
Why Are Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Increasing?
Industry reports indicate that the latest hike is linked to concerns over fuel supply security and ongoing efforts to strengthen India’s LPG reserves amid global energy market uncertainties. Rising international fuel costs and supply disruptions have also influenced domestic pricing decisions.
The increase follows a series of sharp revisions in recent months. Commercial LPG rates had already witnessed substantial hikes in March, April, and May, resulting in a significant cumulative rise for business users.
Impact on Businesses
The latest increase in commercial LPG cylinder prices is expected to affect sectors that depend heavily on bulk cooking fuel.
Key sectors likely to feel the impact include:
- Restaurants and eateries
- Hotels and hospitality businesses
- Catering services
- Street food vendors
- Bakeries and cloud kitchens
Businesses may either absorb the additional cost or pass a portion of it on to customers through higher menu prices and service charges. Industry observers warn that sustained increases in fuel costs could contribute to broader inflationary pressures in the food service sector.
“The latest hike in commercial LPG cylinder prices is likely to increase operational expenses for restaurants, hotels and other commercial establishments already facing rising input costs.”
Bigger Picture
The latest revision highlights the growing gap between commercial and domestic LPG pricing.
While the government and oil companies have maintained household LPG rates to shield consumers from inflation, commercial users continue to bear the impact of global energy market fluctuations.
With fuel security remaining a key concern and authorities working to strengthen strategic LPG reserves, businesses may need to prepare for continued volatility in commercial LPG cylinder prices in the coming months.