Litro Gas now reduces price of gas by small margin

11 Oct, 2021

Litro Gas has reduced the price of gas by a small margin after earlier announcing a sharp increase.

The company said that the price of a 12.5 Kg domestic LP gas cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 75 and the new price of the 12.5 Kg cylinder is now Rs. 2,675.

Litro also said that the price of a 5 Kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 30 and the new price will be Rs. 1,071 while a 2.5 Kg cylinder has been reduced by Rs. 14 and the new price will be Rs. 506.

Earlier,?Litro Gas has said that the price of a 12.5 kg domestic gas cylinder had been increased by Rs. 1,257 and will be sold at Rs. 2,750.

Litro Gas also announced that a 5 kg cylinder was increased by Rs. 503 and will be sold at Rs. 1,101 while a 2.5 kg cylinder was increased by Rs. 231 and will be sold at Rs. 520. (Colombo Gazette)

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