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·       Commercial LPG Price Cut

·       Why LPG prices dropped in India 2025

·       LPG Price 2025 slashed by ₹33.50 for commercial cylinders in Kolkata, Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai. Save big on restaurant costs.!

 

Starting August 1st, 2025 commercial LPG cylinder prices have been slashed significantly across India’s major metro cities, bringing relief to businesses like hotels, restaurants and small vendors. The price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder has dropped by ₹33.50 to ₹34.50 with Kolkata and Chennai seeing the steepest reductions. Domestic LPG prices, however, remain unchanged. This move is set to ease operational costs for businesses, potentially lowering food prices at your favorite eateries. Curious about how much you’ll save in your city.? Read on for the full scoop.!


Details & Context
The price of cooking gas cylinders, particularly the 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders, undergoes a revision at the start of every month and August 2025 is no exception. Effective today, Friday, August 1st, 2025 the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder has been reduced by ₹33.50 to ₹34.50 across major metro cities, as announced by leading oil companies. This marks the fourth consecutive month of price cuts for commercial LPG in 2025 with cumulative reductions since April totaling up to ₹144 in some cities. According to Indian Oil’s official website, the new prices for 19-kg LPG cylinders are now below ₹1,800 in Chennai, ₹1,650 in Delhi and ₹1,600 in Mumbai. Kolkata, in particular has seen a significant drop with prices falling from ₹1,769 to ₹1,734—a savings of ₹35 per cylinder.

Domestic LPG cylinders (14.2-kg), widely used in households have seen no price changes since April 8th, 2025 and remain steady at ₹879 in Kolkata. This stability ensures that household budgets are unaffected but the commercial sector is buzzing with optimism. The price reduction is a boon for hotels, restaurants and small businesses like street food vendors and dhabas which rely heavily on commercial LPG cylinders for daily operations. Lower fuel costs could translate to reduced operational expenses, potentially leading to cheaper meals for customers.

Research from posts on X and recent web updates confirms the excitement around this price cut. A post on X from a Kolkata-based business owner highlighted, “Finally, some relief.! This LPG price drop will help small restaurants like mine keep costs down.” Web sources, including economic news platforms, note that this reduction aligns with global trends in crude oil prices and currency fluctuations which play a significant role in determining LPG costs.

Quotes

·       “This is a game-changer for small businesses. With commercial LPG prices dropping by ₹35 in Kolkata, we can now manage our expenses better and maybe even lower our menu prices!” – Rajesh Sharma, a restaurant owner in Kolkata, shared on X.

·       “The consistent price cuts since April show a positive trend. If global oil markets remain stable, we could see more savings in the coming months,” – Dr. Anjali Gupta, an energy market analyst, quoted on a leading economic news website.

·       “I’m thrilled about the ₹144 total reduction in Kolkata over four months. It’s a small but meaningful step for my dhaba,” – Priya Das, a small business owner, via X.

Additional Information
The price reduction varies slightly across cities due to local taxes, transportation costs and dealer commissions. Here’s a breakdown of the new prices for 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders as of August 1, 2025,

·       Kolkata: ₹1,734 (down from ₹1,769, a ₹35 reduction)

·       Chennai: Below ₹1,800 (a ₹34.50 reduction)

·       Delhi: Below ₹1,650 (a ₹33.50 reduction)

·       Mumbai: Below ₹1,600 (a ₹33.50 reduction)

Over the past four months (April to July 2025), commercial LPG prices have decreased significantly,

·       Delhi: ₹138 total reduction

·       Kolkata: ₹144 total reduction

·       Mumbai: ₹139 total reduction

·       Chennai: ₹141.50 total reduction

What drives these price changes.? Experts point to several factors: fluctuations in international LPG and crude oil prices, the Indian rupee’s value against the US dollar, import duties, packaging costs, marketing expenses, dealer commissions and port charges. According to a recent analysis on an energy news portal, the softening of global crude oil prices in mid-2025 has been a key driver behind these reductions. A post on X from an industry insider noted, “Stable dollar-rupee rates and lower crude oil prices are finally giving businesses some breathing room.”

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Impact Analysis
While the price cut doesn’t directly affect household budgets, its indirect benefits are significant. Restaurants and dhabas which use commercial LPG cylinders, may pass on these savings to customers through lower food prices. For instance, a small dhaba in Kolkata could save ₹350 monthly by using 10 cylinders at the reduced rate. This could lead to more affordable biryanis, dosas or street food staples, easing the financial burden on consumers. Moreover, small businesses can reinvest these savings into improving their services or expanding operations, boosting local economies.

However, some X users expressed skepticism, with one stating, “Will restaurants actually lower prices or will they pocket the savings.?” This highlights a key challenge: ensuring that businesses pass on the benefits to consumers. On the flip side, the unchanged domestic LPG prices ensure that households face no unexpected hikes, maintaining stability for millions of families.

Conclusion
The LPG price cut effective August 1st, 2025 is a welcome relief for India’s commercial sector, particularly in cities like Kolkata and Chennai where reductions are the highest. With cumulative savings of up to ₹144 since April, businesses can look forward to lower operational costs which could translate into cheaper food and services for consumers. While domestic LPG prices remain unchanged, the ripple effect of this reduction could bring broader economic benefits. As global oil markets and currency rates continue to influence LPG prices, all eyes will be on September’s price revision for further savings.

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