Commercial LPG Cylinders Get Costlier Hours Ahead Of Union Budget 2026; Check Rates In Your City

Ahead of the Union Budget presentation on Sunday, oil marketing companies have increased the price of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders by ₹50. The price hike came into effect on February 1, 2026, adding to the cost burden for hotels, restaurants, dhabas and other commercial users.

However, there is some relief for households, as the price of domestic LPG cylinders remains unchanged. Domestic cylinder rates continue at the levels last revised on April 8, 2025.

New Prices of 19 kg LPG Cylinders in Major Cities

According to data available on the official website of Indian Oil, the revised prices of 19 kg commercial LPG cylinders are as follows:
Delhi: ₹1,740.50
Mumbai: ₹1,692
Kolkata: ₹1,844.50
Chennai: ₹1,899.50

These cylinders are widely used by commercial establishments, which may now face higher operating costs due to the latest increase.

LPG Prices Reviewed Every Month

Oil marketing companies review LPG cylinder prices on the first day of every month. In January, commercial LPG prices were increased by ₹111, while February has seen a further hike of ₹50.

In contrast, prices had eased slightly towards the end of last year. In November and December, commercial LPG cylinder prices were reduced by ₹5 and ₹10, respectively. Before that, October saw a marginal increase of ₹15.50, while prices had fallen continuously for six months prior to October.

In Delhi, the price of a 19 kg commercial LPG cylinder stood at ₹1,803 in March last year and gradually declined to ₹1,580.50 by December, before rising again in early 2026.

Aviation Fuel Prices Reduced

Alongside the LPG revision, oil companies have reduced the price of Aviation Turbine Fuel (ATF) with effect from February 1, 2026.

In Delhi, ATF prices have been cut to $778.85 per kilolitre, or ₹91,393.39 per 1,000 litres. This marks a decline from the earlier price of ₹92,323.02. Prices have also been reduced in other major cities, including Kolkata, Mumbai and Chennai.

The reduction in ATF prices is expected to offer some cost relief to airlines, even as commercial LPG users face higher expenses this month.