LPG Cylinder Prices Today: Domestic Gas Rates Unchanged, Commercial LPG Costlier in Major Cities

LPG Price Today, November 2, 2026: Indian households have received some relief ahead of the festive season as the prices of 14.2-kg domestic LPG cylinders remain unchanged. However, businesses that depend on cooking gas are facing additional expenses following another increase in the prices of 19-kg commercial LPG cylinders.

Oil marketing companies revised commercial LPG prices on November 1, 2026, increasing rates by approximately ₹10 to ₹11.50 per cylinder across several cities. The revised prices came into effect at 6 AM on Sunday and continue to apply on November 2, with no additional change reported today.

The latest adjustment marks the third consecutive monthly increase in commercial cooking gas prices, raising concerns among restaurant owners, food vendors, caterers and small businesses.

Domestic LPG Prices on November 2, 2026: No Increase for Households

Consumers using domestic LPG cylinders can continue purchasing cooking gas at the existing rates. Unlike commercial cylinders, the prices of 14.2-kg household LPG cylinders have not been revised in the latest announcement.

In Delhi, a standard domestic cylinder costs ₹939.50, while consumers in Mumbai pay ₹941.50. The price stands at ₹968 in Kolkata and ₹945.50 in Jaipur.

Household LPG prices vary between cities because of factors such as transportation expenses, local distribution costs and applicable taxes.

The unchanged domestic rates provide some stability for families managing their monthly expenses during the festive season, when spending on food, travel and celebrations generally increases.

Commercial LPG Prices Rise for the Third Consecutive Month

Commercial LPG users have experienced repeated price increases over the past three months.

According to the reported revisions, commercial cylinder prices increased by ₹9.50 in September 2026, followed by a sharper rise of ₹62.50 in October. The latest November adjustment has added another ₹10 to ₹11.50 to the cost of a 19-kg cylinder in several markets.

Following the revision, the price of a commercial LPG cylinder has reached ₹2,820 in Delhi, ₹2,774.50 in Mumbai, ₹2,964 in Kolkata and ₹2,994.50 in Chennai.

Although the latest increase is smaller than October's revision, consecutive monthly hikes could create additional financial pressure for businesses that consume multiple cylinders every week.

LPG Cylinder Price List: Latest Domestic and Commercial Rates Across Cities

The following table shows the reported LPG cylinder prices applicable on November 2, 2026.

Note: These are the city-wise rates reported by ABP Live for November 2, 2026. Actual billing may depend on the distributor and applicable local charges.

Why Are Commercial LPG Prices Increasing?

Commercial LPG prices are periodically reviewed by oil marketing companies, taking into account several market conditions.

International energy prices, currency exchange rates, transportation expenses and distribution costs can influence retail pricing decisions.

Because India depends partly on imported LPG, changes in global energy markets can also affect domestic pricing.

However, the precise contribution of each factor to the November 2026 revision has not been specified in the source report.

Commercial and domestic LPG cylinders are priced separately, which explains why businesses can face higher rates even when household cooking gas prices remain unchanged.

Restaurants, Hotels and Street Food Vendors May Face Higher Costs

The increase in commercial cooking gas prices could affect businesses operating in the food and hospitality sectors.

Restaurants, hotels, roadside eateries, tea stalls and bakeries regularly use commercial LPG cylinders for preparing meals and beverages.

For establishments consuming large quantities of cooking gas, even a relatively small increase per cylinder can add to monthly operating expenses.

Businesses may initially absorb the additional costs to maintain customer demand. However, continued increases could eventually encourage some operators to revise their menu prices.

Popular food items, snacks, tea and other prepared meals could become more expensive if businesses decide to pass their additional expenses on to customers.

Nevertheless, an increase in LPG prices does not automatically mean that all restaurants and food vendors will raise their prices.

Wedding Catering and Small Food Businesses Could Also Be Affected

The impact may extend beyond restaurants and hotels.

Wedding caterers, event organisers and party service providers often require substantial quantities of cooking gas to prepare meals for large gatherings.

Higher fuel expenses could influence catering quotations, particularly for events involving hundreds of guests.

Small businesses producing sweets, bakery products, namkeen and packaged snacks may also experience pressure on their operating margins.

For micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs), managing additional fuel costs can be challenging when raw material prices, employee wages and transportation expenses are already significant.

Some businesses may respond by improving fuel efficiency, reviewing operating expenses or adjusting product prices where necessary.

How to Check the Latest LPG Cylinder Price in Your City

Consumers should verify current LPG prices before placing an order, especially because rates can differ across locations.

Customers can check the official websites or mobile applications of their respective LPG providers, including Indian Oil Corporation, Bharat Petroleum and Hindustan Petroleum.

These platforms provide information about cylinder bookings, distributor services and applicable prices.

Consumers can also contact their authorised LPG distributor to confirm the amount payable for a refill.

Will Domestic LPG Cylinder Prices Increase Next?

There has been no domestic LPG price increase reported as part of the November 1 revision.

However, this does not guarantee that household cylinder prices will remain unchanged in the coming months.

Future revisions will depend on pricing decisions by oil marketing companies and other relevant market conditions.

For now, domestic LPG consumers can continue paying the existing rates, while commercial users must account for the latest increase.

The key takeaway: As of November 2, 2026, domestic LPG cylinder prices remain stable, but commercial LPG has become more expensive for the third consecutive month. The latest revision could gradually influence food service and catering costs, although any increase in consumer prices will depend on individual businesses.