LPG Price in Pakistan: Latest Per KG & Cylinder Rate

LPG is the backup fuel many Pakistani households fall back on when a Sui gas connection is not available, pressure is low, or a new connection is still pending. The tricky part is that the rate you hear on the news and the price you pay at the shop are not always the same.
This guide explains the latest checked LPG rate, how the domestic cylinder price is calculated, why market prices can be different from the notified rate, and what to check before paying for a refill.
Source check
Last checked: June 4, 2026. LPG prices can change monthly. This page uses the reported OGRA-notified June 2026 price and should be rechecked against OGRA, reliable business news, and your local vendor before making a payment decision.
Latest LPG Price in Pakistan
As last checked on June 4, 2026, the reported OGRA-notified LPG price for June 2026 is:
Per KG Rate
Rs. 308.76
Reported OGRA-notified LPG rate for June 2026.
11.8kg Cylinder
Rs. 3,643.40
Common domestic cylinder estimate.
Commercial Cylinder
About Rs. 14,000
Approximate 45.4kg rate from the same per kg figure.
For a household, the 11.8kg cylinder figure is usually the most useful number. A small family may use one cylinder slowly, while a larger family that cooks daily can finish one cylinder much faster.
How Much Is an LPG Cylinder in Pakistan?
The commonly quoted domestic LPG cylinder size in Pakistan is 11.8kg. Using the June 2026 reported rate:
Simple Calculation
Rs. 308.76 x 11.8kg = about Rs. 3,643.40
| Cylinder Type | Common Weight | Estimated Price | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Domestic cylinder | 11.8kg | Rs. 3,643.40 | Home cooking |
| Commercial cylinder | 45.4kg | About Rs. 14,000 | Restaurants, shops, catering |
Your local vendor may quote a different amount. Before arguing about the price, first ask whether the amount includes home delivery, cylinder exchange charges, or any deposit for a new cylinder.
Why Is the Market LPG Price Different?
Many people search for the official LPG rate, then get confused when the shopkeeper asks for more. That difference can happen for several reasons:
- Delivery and transport: prices can be higher in areas far from supply points.
- Dealer margin: retail shops may include their own handling or delivery cost.
- Shortage pressure: rates can rise locally when supply is tight.
- Different cylinder weight: not every quote is for a full 11.8kg refill.
- Exchange or deposit confusion: buying a cylinder is different from refilling one.
The safest way to compare prices is to ask for the filled weight, the refill price, and whether delivery is included. A cheap quote is not helpful if the cylinder is under-filled.
How LPG Price Is Calculated
For a quick estimate, multiply the per kg rate by the cylinder weight:
Formula
LPG cylinder price = LPG per kg rate x filled weight in kg
This gives you the base estimate. In real life, the final price may include local transport, delivery, or vendor margin. If the vendor quotes a much higher amount, ask for a breakdown instead of only asking for the final number.
Is LPG Cheaper Than Sui Gas or RLNG?
For many homes with an active SNGPL or SSGC connection, pipeline gas is cheaper and more convenient for daily cooking. LPG is usually better as an immediate solution when:
- you do not have a gas connection yet,
- your area has weak gas pressure,
- you need a backup during winter shortages,
- you live in a rented place where a new connection is not practical.
If you are choosing between a new RLNG connection and LPG, read the full RLNG vs LPG comparison. If you already have a gas bill, you can also use the gas bill calculator to estimate your monthly usage cost.
LPG Buying Checklist
Before paying for a cylinder, run through this small checklist. It can save you from both overcharging and safety problems.
- Confirm whether the quote is for refill only or includes a new cylinder deposit.
- Ask for the filled weight, especially for a domestic 11.8kg cylinder.
- Check the cylinder condition before accepting delivery.
- Ask whether delivery charges are included.
- Keep the vendor number in case you notice leakage or under-filling.
- Compare at least two nearby vendors if the quoted price seems unusually high.
LPG Safety Tips for Homes
LPG is common in Pakistan, but it should still be treated carefully. A small leak in a closed kitchen can become dangerous quickly.
- Keep the cylinder upright and away from direct heat.
- Use a good-quality regulator and pipe.
- Do not keep the cylinder inside a fully closed cabinet.
- If you smell gas, turn off the regulator, open windows, and avoid electrical switches.
- Replace cracked pipes instead of repairing them with tape.
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FAQs
What is the LPG price in Pakistan today?
As last checked on June 4, 2026, the reported OGRA-notified LPG rate for June 2026 is Rs. 308.76 per kg, with the 11.8kg domestic cylinder around Rs. 3,643.40.
Why is my local LPG cylinder price higher than the OGRA rate?
It can be higher because of transport, delivery, dealer margin, shortage, city-to-city supply differences, or because the quote includes cylinder exchange or deposit charges.
How many kg are in a domestic LPG cylinder in Pakistan?
The commonly quoted domestic LPG cylinder size is 11.8kg. Always confirm the filled weight because a refill price only makes sense when the weight is clear.
Is LPG cheaper than Sui gas or RLNG?
For many connected homes, SNGPL or SSGC pipeline gas is cheaper for regular cooking. LPG is usually more useful as a backup or where a gas connection is not available.
About the Author
Shahzaib Qureshi
Shahzaib Qureshi is a Pakistani consumer who has lived in Islamabad, Lahore, and Karachi - and paid SNGPL and SSGC bills in all three cities. He built SuiGas.com.pk out of frustration with confusing gas bills and rising winter charges, with the goal of making billing information simpler for everyday Pakistani consumers.