LPG prices go through the roof, hit Rs630 per kg against official Rs294 rate
Profit by Pakistan Today • • 1 min read

LPG has reached Rs630 per kg in Pakistan’s open market, more than double OGRA’s November notified rate of Rs294 per kg, Profit by Pakistan Today reported. Company-run franchises were charging up to Rs400 per kg, while the official price of an 11.8kg cylinder rose by Rs173 to Rs3,470. OGRA attributed its increase to a 6.47% rise in Saudi Aramco’s contract price, partly offset by a 0.12% decline in the average dollar rate.
The report linked the much higher market prices to supply constraints, including the closure of the Iranian border. An LPG distributors’ representative said about 70% of national supply came from Iran, while marketing companies warned they could stop operations from November 16 over a proposed policy they say was drafted without private-sector input. The association also said Sui Southern Gas Company controls the ProGas terminal at Port Qasim and had last imported LPG around seven months ago.
At a glance
- Open-market LPG prices reached Rs630 per kg, against OGRA’s November rate of Rs294.
- Marketing companies threatened to suspend operations from November 16 over the proposed policy.
- The association said SSGC controls the ProGas terminal at Port Qasim.
Petrol price in Pakistan today
PetrolRs 332.00-3.00
DieselRs 360.00-4.00
OGRA price from Friday, November 13, 2026 · New price from November 14, 2026: Rs 330.00
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