Multibagger stock Tiger Logistics (India) will remain in focus on Monday, June 8, after the company received higher long-term credit ratings.
Infomerics Valuation and Rating has reaffirmed the long-term credit rating for Tiger Logistics (India) at IVR A- and the short-term rating at IVR A2+, the company said in its recent press release.
Tiger Logistics Rating Upgrade
These ratings apply to the company’s total bank facilities, which aggregate to Rs 45 crore. However, the rating agency has specifically revised the outlook on the company to negative from the previous stable rating.
This revision in the outlook follows concerns raised by the agency regarding profitability pressures and ongoing working capital challenges. The logistics sector hasfaced significant volatility recently, primarily driven by various global trade disruptions and geopolitical tensions that have impacted standard operational efficiency across the industry.
Performance and Operational Growth
Despite the cautious outlook on profitability, Tiger Logistics recorded notable growth in operational volumes during the 2026 financial year. The company reported that container volumes handled during this period rose by 34.5% year-on-year to reach 92,614 TEUs, compared to 68,858 TEUs in the 2025 financial year. Furthermore, the firm’s total operating income witnessed1 an increase of 6.8%, rising to Rs 573 crore during the same period.
The rating reaffirmation acknowledges several core strengths of the company, including its established market position and diversified service portfolio. Infomerics highlighted that the company maintains an asset-light business model and possesses significant management experience. These factors support its extensive presence across various specialized segments, such as ocean and air freight forwarding, customs clearance, project logistics, warehousing, and comprehensive supply chain solutions.
Market Challenges and Financial Results
Tiger Logistics noted that global logistics markets remained highly volatile throughout the 2026 fiscal year due to complex geopolitical tensions and necessary supply chain rerouting. These issues, combined with aggressive competitive pricing pressures, have created a difficult environment for logistics providers. Regardless of these macroeconomic factors, the company maintains that it has secured moderate leverage and liquidity levels, while actively implementing measures aimed at improving its overall profitability and working capital efficiency.
The financial findings for the quarter ending March 2026 show a sharp contrast between revenue and profitability. On a standalone basis, Tiger Logistics reported that net sales rose by 41.97% to reach Rs 162.55 crore when compared to the corresponding quarter in 2025. However, net profit declined significantly by 65.53% to Rs 2.22 crore for the same period. This highlights the narrow margins the company is currently navigating.
Future Strategic Outlook
Looking toward the future, Tiger Logistics anticipates that growth will be supported by rising demand from key sectors, including renewable energy, automotive, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. The company plans to sustain this trajectory by expanding its reach into new international markets and placing a stronger internal focus on integrated logistics solutions to serve its clients effectively.
Investors reacted to the latest developments surrounding the company’s financial reporting and rating outlook. During the trading session on 27 May 2026, shares of Tiger Logistics (India) fell by 1.72% to settle at Rs 35.99.
Tiger Logistics Share Price Trend
Tiger Logisitcs share price closed 4.24% higher at Rs 34.88 per share on NSE with a market capitalisation of Rs 368.77 crore. The stock touched its intraday high mark of 35.13 per share and an intraday low mark of Rs 33 per share on BSE on Friday. The stock has 18.76% return in three months, but negative returns in 2026 so far. However, the stock has delivered around 696.35% return in five years, as per BSE data.