PRYCE Gases Inc. launched Tuesday its answer to the seemingly "unstoppable and uncontrollable" prices of petroleum products, the LPG-powered vehicles.

In cooperation with David Motor Trading and Renewable Energy Development Corporation and the Liga ng Transportasyon at Operators Sa Pilipinas Inc. (LTOP), Pryce Gases made public a liquefied petroleum gas-powered engine for public utility vehicles. Read more>>

PRYCE GASES, INCORPORATED (PGI) is 98% owned by PRYCE CORPORATION. It is engaged in the manufacture and distribution of industrial and medical gases and liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) under the trade name “PRYCEGAS”. The Company operates in Mindanao and Visayas areas.

“PRYCE” is derived from the Celtic word which stands for price value. Through planning and calculated risk taking, Pryce Gases, Inc., seeks fast growth in all undertakings.

PGI was organized on October 8, 1987 to primarily engage in the production and sales of industrial gases. Its humble beginnings may be traced in 1981 when Pryce Development Corporation (PDC), the mother company of the Pryce Group, entered into a management contract with the Central Luzon Oxygen and Acetylene, Co. Inc. (CLOACO) to provide management services to the latter. CLOACO was in the business of producing and selling Oxygen and Acetylene gases. In 1982, PDC acquired full ownership of CLOACO in what may be considered a “rescue” acquisition. Soon after, CLOACO began to operate profitably through the implementation of a major marketing program throughout Central Luzon and the optimum utilization of production capacity. Read more>>

PRYCEGAS

The company started to market LPG under the trade name “PRYCEGAS” in September 1996 in 11-kilogram, 6-kilogram and 50-kilogram cylinders. Now, it also markets 22-kilogram, 5-kilogram, 2.8-kilogram and 6-kilogram cylinders (Prycegas JR). View more>>

PRYCE AutoGAS 

In support of the government’s call for cleaner air, PGI opened its first Autogas Dispensing Station in central Visayas in December 2005. It is located in Canduman Road, Talamban, Cebu city. PGI even subsidized the conversion kits to support the taxi operators in converting their taxi units from gasoline-fueled to LPG-fueled. View more>>

Industrial Gases

PGI was organized on October 8, 1987 to primarily engage in the production and sales of industrial gases. Its humble beginnings may be traced in 1981 when Pryce Development Corporation (PDC), the mother company of the Pryce Group, entered into a management contract with the Central Luzon Oxygen and Acetylene, Co. Inc. (CLOACO) to provide management services to the latter. CLOACO was in the business of producing and selling Oxygen and Acetylene gases. View more>>