Summary Two Oman ships carrying 7,603 metric tons of LPG reach Port Qasim, raising hopes of lower prices as supplies improve across Pakistan.
KARACHI – Two ships carrying liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) from Oman have arrived in Pakistan, raising the prospect of a drop in LPG prices.
According to sources, the two vessels reached Port Qasim carrying a combined 7,603 metric tons of LPG.
At the SSGC terminal, the ship Priyanis offloaded 4,250 metric tons, while at the Engro terminal, the ship Alisa One offloaded 3,083 metric tons.
Sources said the suspended LPG supply through the Iranian border route is also expected to resume from tomorrow.
According to market sources, prices are expected to fall from tomorrow as LPG supply improves.
