From right this moment, business LPG turns into costlier, so does ATF; catch new costs in 4 metros

Oil advertising and marketing PSUs Indian Oil, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum have raised the costs of commercial-use LPG — or cooking gasoline — with impact from 6 am on October 1. Nonetheless, the charges of domestic-use cooking gasoline had been left unchanged. The three state-run OMCs evaluate the charges periodically with any modifications carried out from the primary day of each month. 

Industrial LPG fee per cylinder (19 kg) in New Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata and Chennai from October 1

After the newest revision, the costs stand as follows: Rs 1,595.5 per 19-kg refill in New Delhi, Rs 1,700.5 in Kolkata, Rs 1,547 in Mumbai, and Rs 1,754.5 in Chennai, in response to the IOCL web site. That marks a rise of Rs 15.5 within the nationwide capital.  

Industrial LPG charges apply to companies — akin to eating places, lodges and catering service suppliers. These refills are available 19-kg models.

The October 1 hike follows 4 consecutive cuts within the business LPG charges. 

Here’s a abstract of the business LPG charges (in rupees per cylinder) within the 4 metros up to now in 2025: 

No reduction but for households; 14.2 kg refill worth stays unchanged

Home LPG costs, nonetheless, stay unchanged for yet one more month.

The price of a 14.2 kg family cylinder continues to be the identical throughout main metros:

• Delhi: Rs 853 
• Mumbai: Rs 852.5 
• Kolkata: Rs 879 
• Chennai: Rs 868.5 

These are the non-subsidised charges for domestic-use cooking gasoline. 

Which components affect LPG worth revisions?

At the moment, oil advertising and marketing firms — Indian Oil, Hindustan Petroleum and Bharat Petroleum — evaluate home and business LPG charges once in a while, aligning them with worldwide benchmark charges and foreign exchange charges from the start of each month.

Aviation turbine gasoline costs raised

The three PSUs additionally revised the jet gasoline costs.

After the revision, home airways should shell out Rs 93,766.02 per KL for jet gasoline within the nationwide capital, marking a rise of Rs 3,052.5.