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LPG Prices Raised by 4%

LPG Prices Raised by 4%

December 2, 2025 Robert Mitchell - News Editor of Newsdirectory3.com News

Pakistan’s LPG Prices Rise in December 2025

Published​ December 2nd,2025

What: A 3.7% increase in the price of Liquefied petroleum Gas (LPG) in Pakistan.
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When: Effective December 2025.
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Where: ‍Pakistan-wide.
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Why it matters: Impacts household cooking fuel costs,‍ notably for those without access to​ natural gas.
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What’s next: Prices are fixed until December 31st,2025,after which Ogra will reassess based on Saudi Aramco-CP and exchange rates.
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Price Adjustment Details

The ⁣Oil and Gas⁢ Regulatory Authority‌ (Ogra) announced ‌a 3.7 percent increase in the price of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) on ⁤Monday, December 2nd,⁤ 2025. This increase translates to a⁢ rise of Rs87.21 for an 11.8-kg domestic cylinder, bringing the price to Rs2,378.89. The⁤ new prices‌ will remain in effect until December 31st, 2025.

ogra​ set the maximum retail price at Rs209 per kilogram for December, up from‌ Rs201.6‍ per kilogram in november – an increase of Rs7.4 per kilogram.

Month Price per kg‍ (Rs) Price per 11.8kg​ Cylinder (Rs)
November 2025 201.6 2,378.89
December 2025 209 2,466.10

Factors Influencing the Price Hike

According to Ogra, the LPG⁤ producer price is directly linked to two key ‌factors: the Saudi Aramco-CP (Contract Price) and the US dollar exchange rate. This linkage⁤ is​ established under ⁤the legal​ and regulatory framework set by the federal government.

In November ⁣2025, the Saudi Aramco-CP price increased⁢ by 4.93% compared to the previous month. ​Though,this increase was partially offset by a 0.15% decrease in⁣ the average US dollar exchange rate. ⁤The net effect of these changes resulted in a 3.66% increase​ in the LPG​ consumer price, equivalent to Rs87.21 per 11.8kg cylinder. The per kg increase ⁤amounted to Rs7.39.

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this price increase reflects the volatility in global energy markets and the impact of currency fluctuations on‍ import costs. Pakistan relies heavily on imported LPG, making it ⁢susceptible to international price swings. The Ogra’s formula, while intended to provide ⁣transparency, ultimately passes these ⁤costs‌ onto consumers. Continued monitoring of⁤ both the Saudi Aramco-CP and the PKR/USD exchange rate ‍will be crucial for ‍predicting future LPG price trends. The reliance on imported LPG also ‍highlights the need​ for Pakistan to diversify​ its energy sources and potentially invest in domestic LPG production ⁤to mitigate price shocks.

Source: Dawn

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