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Lpg cylinder price cut: Oil Marketing Companies have given great relief to business establishments at the beginning of July. The price of Commercial LPG Gas Cylinder from 1 July 2025 to 19 kg has been cut by ₹ 58.50. Now this cylinder will be available in Delhi for ₹ 1,665, while earlier it was priced at ₹ 1,723.50. This cut will provide considerable relief to hotels, restaurants, dhaba and other commercial institutions, which use these gas cylinders in their everyday kitchen operations.

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Significantly, this is the fourth consecutive month when prices of commercial gas cylinder have been cut. ₹ 24 in June, ₹ 14.50 in May and ₹ 41 per cylinder in April.

New prices in major cities like this

Delhi: ₹ 1,665.00 (cut of ₹ 58.50)

Kolkata: ₹ 1,769.00 (cut of ₹ 57.00)

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Mumbai: ₹ 1,616.50 (₹ 58.00 cut)

Chennai: ₹ 1,823.50 (cut of ₹ 57.50)

No change in the price of domestic cylinder

This time there has been no change in the price of 14.2 kg LPG cylinder with domestic use. That is, the general public has not got relief at the moment. The prices of domestic cylinder remains stable, while the commercial sector has been benefited. About 90% of LPGs in India are used for domestic cooking, while the remaining 10% are used in commercial, industrial and automobile sectors.

The prices of LPG Cylinder are fixed on the first date of every month and it depends on global crude oil prices, the rupee status against the dollar and the conditions of the international market.

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Relief to hotel and dhaba sector

This deduction is not less than any relief for businessmen, especially for the business of food and drink. This decision has been brought some relief for them between rising inflation and fuel expenses. Now that restaurants and dhabas are gradually returning to normal condition, profits are expected to increase due to decrease on fuel.