Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Limited (HPCL) reported stable fuel sales and strong LPG distribution in the early days of April, underpinned by robust logistics and stricter enforcement across its network. Between April 1 and 5, HPCL recorded nozzle sales of 132.81 TMT of Petrol (MS) and 277.64 TMT of Diesel (HSD), reflecting steady consumption trends across markets. The company dispatched 30,994 tankers carrying MS, HSD and PDS SKO to ensure seamless nationwide supply.
In the LPG segment, HPCL delivered 62.83 lakh cylinders during the period, maintaining normal supply levels. It also supplied 1,05,183 Free Trade LPG cylinders of 5 kg and 10,187 cylinders of 2 kg, enhancing last-mile connectivity for migrant workers and economically weaker sections. Digital penetration remained high, with 96.4% of LPG bookings routed through IVRS, SMS, Missed Call, HP PAY and WhatsApp on April 5, supported by DAC/OTP-based authentication for secure deliveries.
On the regulatory front, HPCL conducted 4,110 inspections between March 14 and April 5, taking action against 55 distributors, including 22 suspensions. Joint operations led to 656 raids, 40 FIRs and seizure of 3,163 LPG cylinders, reinforcing compliance and consumer protection. The company maintained that LPG supply remains adequate and advised consumers to avoid panic stocking.
In Guwahati, the steady flow of fuel and LPG has kept supply conditions stable, with no visible shortages across retail outlets. Strong tanker movement and rising digital booking trends are improving turnaround time and service reliability, supporting sustained demand momentum in one of Northeast India’s key fuel markets.
