Petroleum prices in Pakistan may see a significant reduction from December 16, 2025, as initial calculations suggest a decrease of up to Rs11 per litre in major fuel products. According to media reports, the concerned department has completed its preliminary working regarding the upcoming price revision.
Sources reveal that petrol is expected to become cheaper by 36 paisas per litre, while high-speed diesel (HSD) may see a notable cut of Rs11.85 per litre. Similarly, kerosene oil may drop by Rs11.70, and light diesel oil (LDO) is expected to be reduced by Rs10.01 per litre.
The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) will submit its summary for approval on December 15, after which the Petroleum Division will issue the official notification once the Prime Minister gives the final approval.
Breakdown of Taxes on Petrol and Diesel
Details of taxes collected per litre of petrol and diesel have also surfaced. According to petroleum division sources quoted by a private TV channel:
- 37% of the petrol price consists of taxes, with the government charging Rs96.28 per litre in taxes.
- 34% of the diesel price consists of taxes, amounting to Rs94.92 per litre.
- These taxes include customs duty, petroleum levy, and climate levy, officials said.
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