Tiger Logistics India's Small-cap Stock Defies Market Turmoil, Rises Below ₹50

Tiger Logistics Share Price Rebounds Amid Market Volatility

Market Overview On Tuesday, February 24, the Sensex tumbled over 1,100 points to touch an intraday low of 82,134, while the Nifty 50 dropped 1% to 25,460 during the session. Despite the market sell-off, Tiger Logistics share price traded in the green, driven by the company's announcement of expansion of its operations in Gujarat.

Company Expansion Tiger Logistics announced a strategic expansion of its Western India operations, deepening its presence in Gujarat, which is considered the company's strongest growth market for Solar EXIM (Export-Import). The company has strengthened its position within this high-volume corridor with the appointment of a General Manager – Gujarat Region to reinforce operational discipline, enhance customer proximity, and accelerate on-ground responsiveness across key accounts.

Key Statistics

• Tiger Logistics share price opened at ₹31.91 apiece as compared to the previous close of ₹31.87.
• At 10:55 am, the stock touched its intraday high of ₹32.24.
• The company's renewable vertical, TiGreen, currently handles up to 2,000 TEUs of solar container movements per month, with the majority of this volume coming from clients in the Gujarat region.
• The volume is set to increase by 40-45% over the next year, supported by deeper regional capability and the company's strengthened leadership structure.

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Share Price Trend The small-cap stock has remained under pressure amid market volatility, falling nearly 5% in the past five sessions. However, it has gained 6% in a month. Over the past six months, Tiger Logistics shares have shed 38%, and since its listing in September 2025, the stock has dropped 37%. Year-to-date (YTD) performance shows the small-cap stock has dropped over 12% since the beginning of 2026.