DHAKA, Nov 2, 2026 - The Bangladesh Energy Regulatory Commission (BERC) has raised the price of privately marketed liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) for November, fixing the retail price of a 12kg cylinder at Tk2,060.
The new price, up Tk223 from the previous rate of Tk1,837, came into effect at 8:00pm on Monday and will remain effective until further notice, BERC Secretary Md Nazrul Islam Sarkar said.
BERC Chairman Jalal Ahmed announced the revised prices, which include value-added tax (VAT), for implementation by all LPG marketing companies.
The price of privately supplied LPG under the reticulated system has been set at Tk165.85 per kilogram, including VAT. LPG supplied in gaseous form has been fixed at Tk0.3685 per liter, or Tk368.50 per cubic meter.
Under the revised schedule, retail prices for other cylinder sizes are: 12.5kg at Tk2,146; 15kg at Tk2,575; 16kg at Tk2,747; 18kg at Tk3,090; 20kg at Tk3,434; 22kg at Tk3,777; 25kg at Tk4,292; 30kg at Tk5,150; 33kg at Tk5,565; 35kg at Tk6,009; and 45kg at Tk7,726.
BERC has also fixed the November consumer price of privately marketed LPG at Tk171.68 per kilogram and autogas at Tk91.95 per liter, based on the latest Saudi Aramco Contract Price (Saudi CP).
Saudi Aramco set its November 2026 contract price at US$720 per tonne for propane and US$780 per tonne for butane. Based on a propane-butane mixing ratio of 35:65, the weighted average Saudi CP was calculated at US$759 per tonne.
