ISLAMABAD: The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) has announced a significant increase in liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices for October 2026, adding to household fuel costs.
According to the notification issued by OGRA, the price of an 11.8-kilogram domestic LPG cylinder has been increased by Rs244.14 for October.
Following the latest revision, the official price of an 11.8kg LPG cylinder has been fixed at Rs3,296, compared with Rs3,052 in September.
The increase represents a substantial month-on-month adjustment for consumers who rely on LPG for cooking and other household requirements, particularly in areas where piped natural gas is unavailable or supply is limited.
OGRA had fixed the September price of an 11.8kg cylinder at around Rs3,052, following an increase of Rs4.33 per kilogram at the time. (Dunya News)
The latest notification means consumers will now have to pay Rs244.14 more for the standard domestic cylinder under the regulator’s notified price for October.
LPG is widely used by households, commercial establishments and small businesses across Pakistan. Changes in its official price can therefore affect household budgets as well as operating costs for businesses that depend on LPG.
The latest adjustment comes as OGRA continues its monthly LPG pricing mechanism, under which prices are revised according to applicable cost factors.
The regulator maintains a dedicated section for monthly notified LPG prices and related pricing notifications. (OGRA)
Consumers have been advised to remain aware of the officially notified rates when purchasing LPG and to check the applicable price for the month.
The increase is expected to put additional pressure on households already facing higher energy and living costs. LPG users, particularly those who depend on cylinders as their primary cooking fuel, will see the impact directly when purchasing their next cylinder.
The new rate will apply for October 2026, replacing the September notified price of Rs3,052.
