Logistic Stock Seeks To List On NSE Main Board; FII Boosts Stake In Q4

The shares of Tiger Logistics (India) Limited edged higher by almost 1 per cent on Friday and hit an intraday high of Rs 55. The logistics and supply chain solutions provider has been catching investor interest on the back of a slew of strategic developments, the latest being an application for directly listing itself on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE). In the past five years, it has provided shareholders multibagger returns of over 1,400%, reiterating the strength of the market's belief in the stock.

Tiger Logistics has announced that on the 16th day of July 2025, it has filed an application for Direct Listing in the NSE Main Board, which is a clear indication of a successful company. Earlier, the company had intimated its decision to file for listing vide intimation given on July 2, 2026. The move is likely to increase market making popularisation, liquidity in shares and retail and institutional participation.

Tiger Logistics, which is BSE-listed, with a market capitalization of Rs 598 crore. Over the years, the company has grown to become one of India's leading one-stop end-to-end logistics providers. It provides services for freight forwarding (air and ocean), defence and project logistics, inland transportation and customs clearance. In 2023, the company also rolled out its in-house, freight-booking and management platform - FreightJar, aimed at SMEs and MSMEs with affordable pricing and digital agility.

Tiger, which has more than 24 years of history, serves across various sectors such as automotive, renewable energy, engineering, textiles, pharma, consumer durables, building material, defence and FMCG. While it stays true to its heritage rooted in innovation and ever-expanding customer base, we believe it has what it takes to grow going forward.

According to Trendlyne statistics, FIIs boosted their investment in Tiger Logistics by a moderate amount in the quarter ended March 2025, increasing their stake from 9.41% to 9.76%. This represents an increase in holdings from around 9.95 million shares to roughly 10.32 million shares. The overall rise in institutional holdings, which includes FIIs, was a modest increase from 9.41% to 9.76%, highlighting FIIs as the only contributors to this latest institutional inflow.

As it places the final touches on the NSE listing, Tiger Logistics continues to pursue value for shareholders and to solidify its market profile in the Indian capital markets.