Tiger Logistics / Made 1 lakh into 15 lakh, now this stock of BSE will rock NSE

If you had invested Rs 1 lakh in Tiger Logistics (India) Ltd. five years ago, today this amount would have been more than Rs 15 lakh. This multibagger stock has given 1400% return. Now the company is going to take the next leap by getting listed on the mainboard of NSE on 28 June 2025.

Tiger Logistics: If you had invested Rs 1 lakh in Tiger Logistics (India) Ltd. shares five years ago, you would have had more than Rs 15 lakh today. This logistics company has given a tremendous return of about 1400% to investors. And now, the company is going to take another big leap — with a listing on the mainboard of the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

Listing will be on NSE

Tiger Logistics has recently announced that its stock will be listed on the mainboard of NSE on June 28, 2025. Till now this stock was trading only on BSE. Listing on NSE will further increase the liquidity in the stock and at the same time retail investors will be able to participate more.

Journey from Rs 3 to Rs 57.50 in 5 years

In the last five years, this stock has touched the highest level from Rs 3 to Rs 57.50. That is, it has increased the capital of investors by more than 15 times. This multibagger performance is a result of the company's strong fundamentals, its hold in the logistics sector and its large contribution to export-import activities.

Its 52-week high is Rs 80 and the current market cap of the company is around ₹605.7 crore.

Investment example: 1 lakh becomes 15 lakh

If an investor had invested ₹1 lakh in this stock five years ago, today that investment would have become around ₹15 lakh. Shares bought at a price of Rs 3 are now trading at around Rs 50.

Company strategy

Tiger Logistics said in a filing to the stock exchange that the NSE listing will give it more brand exposure, volume and market reach. The company provides services such as international freight forwarding, custom clearance and supply chain solutions.

Expert opinion

According to experts, logistics and infrastructure sectors will power India's economic engine in the coming years. Companies like Tiger Logistics in this sector have tremendous long-term growth potential – and now that the company is set to be listed on the NSE, the next phase could be even more interesting.