The first day of September 2025 has brought mixed news for LPG consumers in India. While commercial LPG cylinder prices have been reduced significantly, domestic users will have to continue paying the same amount as last month.
From Monday, September 1, 2025, the price of a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder has been reduced by ₹51.50 across major cities. This marks the fifth consecutive month of price cuts, offering much-needed relief to restaurants, hotels, and small businesses.
On the other hand, the price of the 14.2 kg domestic LPG cylinder remains unchanged, with households continuing to pay between ₹850–₹942 depending on their city.
In this blog, we’ll cover:
- Latest LPG cylinder prices (domestic & commercial) across India
- Why LPG prices fluctuate every month
- Impact of the price cut on consumers and businesses
- Historical trend of LPG prices in 2025
- What to expect in the coming months
Let’s dive deeper.
Table of Contents
Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices (September 1, 2025)
The biggest update this month is the ₹51.50 reduction in the price of commercial LPG cylinders.
Here’s a city-wise comparison:
City | Old Price (Aug 2025) | New Price (Sept 2025) | Change |
---|---|---|---|
Delhi | ₹1,640 | ₹1,580.50 | -₹51.50 |
Kolkata | ₹1,735.50 | ₹1,683 | -₹52.50 |
Mumbai | ₹1,583 | ₹1,531.50 | -₹51.50 |
Chennai | ₹1,790 | ₹1,531.50 | -₹258.50* |
💡 Note: Chennai has seen one of the steepest drops compared to other metros.
This is the fifth consecutive reduction, continuing a downward trend since May 2025.
Domestic LPG Cylinder Prices (14.2 Kg, September 1, 2025)
For households, the story is different. Domestic LPG prices remain unchanged this month.
Here are the updated prices:
City | Price (14.2 kg Domestic Cylinder) |
---|---|
Delhi | ₹853 |
Gurugram | ₹861 |
Jaipur | ₹856 |
Ahmedabad | ₹860 |
Agra | ₹865 |
Patna | ₹942 |
Ghaziabad | ₹850 |
Meerut | ₹860 |
Indore | ₹881 |
Bhopal | ₹858 |
Varanasi | ₹916 |
Ludhiana | ₹880 |
Lucknow | ₹890 |
Mumbai | ₹852 |
Pune | ₹856 |
Hyderabad | ₹905 |
Bengaluru | ₹855 |
🔥 Patna has the highest domestic LPG price (₹942), while Ghaziabad has the lowest (₹850).
Why Did LPG Cylinder Prices Drop?
LPG prices are revised monthly by India’s state-run Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs). The changes are influenced by:
- Global crude oil prices → As LPG is derived from crude oil, falling crude prices reduce LPG costs.
- Exchange rate fluctuations → A stronger rupee reduces import costs.
- Seasonal demand → Festivals and winter seasons often see higher demand, impacting prices.
- Government policies → Domestic LPG cylinders sometimes receive subsidies, but commercial LPG remains market-linked.
This month’s reduction is mainly due to falling international crude oil prices and stable exchange rates.
Trend of LPG Price Reductions in 2025
Commercial LPG prices have been reduced multiple times this year:
- September 2025 → -₹51.50
- August 2025 → -₹35.50
- July 2025 → -₹24
- June 2025 → -₹30
- May 2025 → -₹19
This steady decline has provided huge relief to hotels, dhabas, caterers, and food businesses, where LPG accounts for a large share of operating expenses.
Impact on Consumers & Businesses
✅ Positive for Businesses
- Restaurants & hotels save ₹500–₹2,000 monthly per cylinder.
- Lower input costs can help reduce food inflation.
❌ Neutral for Households
- No price cut for domestic users.
- Families continue to pay high rates, especially in cities like Patna, Lucknow, and Varanasi.
⚖️ Overall Outlook
The cuts benefit businesses, but households are waiting for relief.
Why No Reduction in Domestic LPG Prices?
Domestic LPG is politically sensitive. The government often absorbs price shocks by providing subsidies. This month, despite falling crude prices, OMCs have kept domestic prices unchanged to maintain revenue balance.
Expert View: Will Prices Drop Further?
Market experts believe:
- If global crude oil prices remain below $75/barrel, LPG prices could see further cuts in the coming months.
- Domestic LPG relief may be announced closer to festival season (Diwali/Christmas) for consumer benefit.
- Businesses should expect stable to lower commercial LPG prices till year-end.
Practical Tips for Consumers
- ✅ Track LPG prices on the 1st of every month (official OMC websites).
- ✅ Bulk order commercial cylinders when prices fall to save costs.
- ✅ Households can explore PNGRB city gas connections (piped gas) where available for stable rates.
- ✅ Businesses should pass on savings to customers for goodwill and competitive advantage.
Key FAQs on LPG Price (September 2025)
Q1. What is the price of a 14.2 kg LPG cylinder in Delhi today?
👉 ₹853 (no change from last month).
Q2. What is the price of a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder in Mumbai?
👉 ₹1,531.50 after a reduction of ₹51.50.
Q3. Why do LPG prices change every month?
👉 Prices are linked to international crude oil rates, currency exchange, and demand-supply dynamics.
Q4. Which city has the cheapest domestic LPG cylinder in September 2025?
👉 Ghaziabad, at ₹850.
Q5. Which city has the most expensive domestic LPG cylinder?
👉 Patna, at ₹942.
Conclusion
The September 2025 LPG price update brings good news for commercial LPG users, with a significant reduction of ₹51.50 per cylinder. However, domestic households see no price relief this month.
As international crude oil prices remain volatile, future revisions will continue to impact both commercial and domestic LPG users. Businesses have already benefited from five consecutive months of price cuts, but households are eagerly waiting for their turn.
👉 Stay tuned for the October 1, 2025 update, which could bring further surprises depending on global energy markets.