LPG Prices increase from 1st January 2026
The OGRA has announced the LPG Prices increase from 1st January 2026 and has officially announced the decision comes as a result of higher international prices and adjustments in global energy markets. According to the notification the price hike will directly impact domestic consumers and especially for households that rely on LPG for cooking and heating purposes.
New LPG Consumer Prices in Pakistan
OGRA has set the maximum consumer price of LPG for 1st January 2026 at:
- Rupees 219,677.51 per ton
- Rupees2,592.19 for an 11.8 kg domestic cylinder
This reflects an increase of Rs126.09 per cylinder compare to December 2025 when the price was Rs2,466.10 per cylinder. On a per ton basis LPG price has increased by Rs10,686.11.
Increase in LPG Producer Prices
Along with consumer prices, OGRA has also revised LPG producer prices upward. For January 2026, the producer price has been fixed at:
- Rs178,377.51 per ton
- Rs2,104.85 per 11.8 kg cylinder
In December 2025 producer price stood at Rs167,691.40 per ton or Rs1,978.76 per cylinder indicating the same increase of Rs10,686.11 per ton.
Reasons Behind the LPG Price Hike
OGRA explain that LPG prices are mainly determined by two key factors:
- Saudi Aramco Contract Prices (CP)
- US dollar exchange rate
For January 2026 the Saudi Aramco CP increased by 6.74%, which played a major role in pushing prices upward. Although the average US dollar exchange rate slightly declined by 0.14% this minor relief was not enough to offset the sharp rise in international LPG prices.
Monthly Impact on Consumers
Due to the revised rates:
- LPG prices increased by Rs10.68 per kilogram
- The overall monthly increase stands at 5.11%
Domestic users will face higher fuel costs during winter months
OGRA’s Warning on Overcharging
OGRA increase LPG Prices for from 1st January 2026 in Pakistan and clarified that the announced rates are maximum allow price and Any overcharging, hoarding or irregular practices will be dealt with strictly under applicable laws and Consumers have been urged to report violations to ensure transparency and fair pricing in the LPG supply chain.
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Conclusion
The OGRA increase LPG prices from 1st January 2026 adds further pressure on the household budget amid rising energy costs in Pakistan. While OGRA attributes the hike to international price trends the impact will be felt most by domestic consumers who depend heavily on LPG and authorities have emphasized strict monitoring to prevent overpricing and ensure compliance across the market.
FAQ’s
When will this new LPG price take effect in Pakistan?
The new LPG prices take effect from 1st January 2026.
How much has the 11.8 kg LPG cylinder price increased in Pakistan?
In Pakistan the price of an 11.8 kg LPG cylinder has increased by Rs126.09.
What is the new price of an LPG cylinder in January 2026?
The maximum consumer new price is Rs2,592.19 per 11.8 kg cylinder.
Why did LPG Prices increase from 1st January 2026 ?
The LPG Prices increase from 1st January 2026 is mainly due to a 6.74% rise in Saudi Aramco Contract Price despite slight decline in the dollar exchange rate.