In the first week of April, HPCL scaled up its supply chain operations significantly, recording fuel sales of 2,64,548 KL of Petrol (MS) and 4,77,030 KL of Diesel (HSD) between 1st and 7th April 2026. To support this increased demand, the Company dispatched 48,099 tankers carrying Petrol, Diesel and Subsidised Kerosene, ensuring continuous replenishment across its nationwide network of retail outlets.
The LPG distribution network has also been operating at full capacity, with HPCL delivering 89 lakh cylinders during the same period. The Company further strengthened last-mile accessibility by supplying 187,754 Free Trade LPG cylinders of 5 Kg and 15,335 cylinders of 2 Kg, supporting the needs of migrant workers and economically vulnerable sections.

Digital adoption continues to play a critical role in ensuring seamless service delivery, with 95% of LPG bookings being made through digital platforms, including IVRS, SMS, Missed Call, HP PAY and WhatsApp.
Alongside supply augmentation, HPCL has intensified its enforcement efforts to safeguard consumer interests and maintain transparency across the distribution network. Between 14th March and 7th April 2026, the Company conducted 4,385 inspections, taking action against 74 distributors, including the suspension of 27 distributorships. In coordination with other Oil Marketing Companies and State authorities, 657 raids were carried out, leading to 40 FIRs and the seizure of 3,163 LPG cylinders.
HPCL reiterated that while certain locations may experience temporary pressure due to demand spikes, there is no systemic shortage of fuel or LPG, and supplies remain stable across its network.

The Company has advised consumers to avoid panic-driven purchases and follow regular consumption patterns, while relying on official HPCL communication channels for accurate information.

With a focus on operational agility, real-time monitoring, and coordinated action, HPCL continues to ensure that energy access remains seamless, reliable, and responsive to the nation’s needs.

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Kolkata, April 07, 2026: Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) continues to maintain uninterrupted fuel and LPG supply across the country, supported by a resilient and responsive supply chain, even as certain regions witness a temporary surge in demand.

During the period from 1st to 6th April 2026, HPCL recorded nozzle sales of 2,27,086 KL of Petrol and 4,05,398 KL of Diesel, reflecting strong consumption patterns driven by increased demand. To support this, the Company dispatched 40,215 tankers carrying Petrol, Diesel and PDS SKO, ensuring continuous replenishment across its extensive retail network.

In the LPG segment, HPCL delivered 75,18,000 cylinders during the same period, reaffirming its commitment to ensuring reliable and timely supply to households across the country. Additionally, the Company supplied 1,45,447 Free Trade LPG cylinders of 5 Kg and 13,600 cylinders of 2 Kg, strengthening last-mile connectivity and supporting the energy needs of migrant workers and economically weaker sections.

HPCL continues to see strong adoption of digital platforms, with 94.5% of LPG bookings being made through digital channels, including IVRS, SMS, Missed Call, HP PAY, and WhatsApp. Deliveries are authenticated through DAC/OTP mechanisms, ensuring transparency and secure service delivery.
The Company has further intensified its monitoring and enforcement efforts to safeguard consumer interests and maintain integrity across the LPG distribution network. Between 14th March and 6th April 2026, HPCL conducted 4,302 inspections, taking action against 68 distributors, including the suspension of 25 distributorships. In coordination with other Oil Marketing Companies and State authorities, 656 raids were carried out, leading to the registration of 40 FIRs and seizure of 3,163 LPG cylinders.

HPCL reiterates that fuel and LPG supplies remain stable and adequate across its network, and the current pressure at certain locations is primarily due to temporary demand spikes and panic-driven behaviour. The Company continues to operate at full capacity to meet consumer demand efficiently.

Customers are advised to book LPG refills as per requirement and avoid unnecessary stocking, and to rely only on official HPCL communication channels for accurate information.

HPCL remains committed to a customer-first approach, ensuring seamless availability, operational efficiency, and strict action against any malpractices across its distribution network.

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Despite the sharp increase in Brent crude prices from around $65 to over $100 per barrel, fuel supply across the country remains stable, with adequate inventories secured for the next 60 days. Domestic refineries are operating at full capacity, and there is no shortage of sulfur. The government has also assured uninterrupted natural gas supply and is promoting expansion of Piped Natural Gas (PNG) infrastructure, along with an additional 10% commercial LPG allocation to states supporting PNG growth.

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