Supply of 26,000 Tons of LPG Exceeds Domestic Market Demand

Kabul – July 22, 2026 The Afghanistan Oil and Gas Corporation (AOGC) has announced that, according to official LPG import statistics, a total of 26,492 metric tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) entered the country over the past six days through the Islam Qala, Hairatan, Torghundi, Mil 78, Aqina, and Nimroz border crossings.

This volume is approximately 4,544 metric tons higher than the country's estimated demand for the same period.

According to the Corporation, Afghanistan's daily LPG demand is estimated at around 3,658 metric tons , bringing the total demand over the six-day period to approximately 21,948 metric tons .

A comparison of these figures indicates that LPG supply has fully met market demand during this period, with no shortage in terms of supply volume.

The Corporation added that the majority of LPG imports were carried out through the Islam Qala, Hairatan, and Torghundi border crossings, which played a key role in meeting domestic market demand, maintaining supply stability, and preventing any potential shortages.

The Afghanistan Oil and Gas Corporation, in coordination with the relevant authorities, continues to closely monitor LPG imports, strategic reserves, and market supply.

If necessary, it will take the required measures to maintain market stability and ensure an uninterrupted supply for citizens.

The Corporation also urged the public to rely only on official sources for information regarding the LPG market and to avoid paying attention to rumors or unverified reports.