LPG Prices Today, October 16: Check Latest Gas Cylinder Rates in Mumbai, Bengaluru and Delhi

LPG prices today on October 16 are unchanged for domestic consumers across major Indian cities. The last revision in the LPG prices was earlier this month where the price of the 19-kg commercial cylinder increased by Rs. 62.50- Rs. 70, depending on the city, while the price of the 14.2-kg domestic cylinder was kept the same.

According to the latest city-wise rates, a domestic LPG cylinder costs Rs. 942 in Delhi, Rs. 941.50 in Mumbai and Rs. 944.50 in Bengaluru. Among the major metropolitan cities listed, Hyderabad has the highest domestic LPG price at Rs. 994 per cylinder, followed by Kolkata at Rs. 968 and Chennai at Rs.957.50.

Commercial LPG cylinders, widely used by hotels, restaurants, catering businesses and other commercial establishments, are significantly more expensive following the latest revision. The 19-kg cylinder is priced at Rs. 2,810 in Delhi, Rs. 2,764.50 in Mumbai and Rs. 2,898 in Bengaluru.

Commercial LPG Cylinder Prices Rise From October 1

Oil marketing companies revised commercial LPG cylinder prices upward on October 1, increasing the cost of a 19-kg cylinder across major cities. The increase ranged from Rs. 62.50 in Delhi to Rs. 70 in Kolkata.

Following the revision, commercial LPG prices rose to Rs. 2,810 in Delhi, Rs. 2,764.50 in Mumbai and Rs. 2,898 in Bengaluru. Chennai's commercial cylinder rate reached Rs. 2,983, while Kolkata's price increased to Rs. 2,954. In Hyderabad, a 19-kg commercial cylinder now costs Rs. 3,065.

The increase comes at a time when restaurants, hotels, caterers and cloud kitchens continue to manage fluctuating operating expenses. Commercial LPG is an essential input for these businesses, and repeated price increases can squeeze margins, especially for establishments that cannot immediately pass higher costs on to customers.

Domestic consumers, however, have received some relief, as the October revision did not affect the price of the standard 14.2-kg household cylinder.

Any other ups or downs in LPG prices will be seen next on November 1st when the oil marketing companies announced the monthly LPG price update.