Logistic Stock Ended Nearly 15% After Q3 Results Out; Scrip Gained Over 900% In 5 Yrs

On February 12, 2026, the share price of Tiger Logistics (India) Ltd (NSE: TIGERLOGS) closed at Rs 37.75, a notable rise of +14.12% from its previous close of Rs 33.08. After the release of its Q3 & 9M FY26 financial results, the stock saw an enormous rise throughout the session, peaking at Rs 38.09. As investors responded to the most recent results announcement, the stock had a volume spike of almost 11.7 times on the BSE.

In comparison to the previous quarter, which ended in December 2024, when its net profit was Rs 8.42 crore, Tiger Logistics (India) saw a 29.45% drop to Rs 5.94 crore in the quarter that ended in December 2025. Revenue declined 13.37% to Rs 139.02 crore in Q3FY26 as against Rs 160.47 crore during Q3FY25.

Tiger Logistics India Limited is a prominent global logistics firm and solutions provider that is listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange and National Stock Exchange. Its services include transportation, customs clearance, defense and project logistics, and freight forwarding (air and ocean). Tiger Logistics is a global company with more than 25 years of expertise in a variety of sectors, including automotive, renewable energy, precision engineering yarns & textiles, pharmaceutical, consumer durables, commodities, building materials, defense & aerospace, and FMCG.

"Founded in the year 2000 in response to a need for a reliable, high-principled player in the Indian logistics scenario and a goal to be a one-stop shop for international logistics, Tiger Logistics works with agents & partners across the board to deliver reliable, efficient, and timely cargo movement around the world. With an asset-light model and one-stop solution for customers for international trades, Tiger Logistics carves tailored solutions for its customers to manage their end-to-end logistics requirements, with cost innovation and personalized service at its core by working as a logistics partner instead of just a vendor," said Tiger Logistics in a statement.

With a session high of Rs 38.09 and a low of Rs 32.95, the stock showed considerable intraday volatility after opening at Rs 33.91. The company's market value climbed to over Rs 391.09 crore as a result of this bullish trend. A remarkable spike in trading activity, with volumes on the NSE surpassing 9.65 lakh shares, helped to sustain the price climb. With trading volumes growing by more than 11.7 times its daily average, the stock closed at Rs 37.07, up 11.83%, on the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE). The stock has recovered well from its 52-week low of Rs 28.61, but it is still behind its 52-week high of Rs 56.69 despite its recent rebound.

The 5-year return of 900%, in spite of the recent drop, demonstrates the stock's enormous long-term growth potential from its 2021 levels. Over the past year, the stock has dropped by almost 43%.