Tiger Logistics (India) Ltd, a small-cap logistics company listed solely on the BSE, is now preparing to join the National Stock Exchange (NSE) Mainboard. The company announced that its Board of Directors will meet on 2 July 2025 to consider the direct listing proposal, aiming to enhance liquidity and investor reach. The potential NSE debut follows a spectacular 1,400 per cent rally over the past five years, making Tiger Logistics a standout multibagger in the Indian logistics space. In a regulatory filing dated 26 June, the company said, 鈥淎 meeting of the Board of Directors of Tiger Logistics (India) is scheduled to be held on Wednesday, 2nd July 2025… to consider and approve the proposal of direct listing of securities of the company on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) Main Board, subject to fulfilment of requisite criteria and other statutory approvals.鈥 Tiger Logistics’ share price rose 1.33 per cent in Friday morning trades to 鈧58.45 apiece, marking the fourth consecutive session of gains. Despite recent weakness in broader market sentiment, the company鈥檚 stock has delivered impressive long-term returns. Over the past one year, it has risen 49 per cent, though it remains down 18 per cent year-to-date. It posted a 15 per cent gain in the last three months, but has been largely flat over the last month. At 11:25 AM, shares were trading slightly lower by 0.31 per cent at 鈧57.50 on the BSE. Nevertheless, the stock continues to attract investor attention, especially in anticipation of a dual listing. As part of regulatory compliance, Tiger Logistics has closed its trading window for all designated persons from 26 June 2025, with the restriction continuing until 48 hours after the declaration of either the June quarter results or the NSE listing outcome, whichever is later. The company, founded in 2000, provides integrated logistics solutions including international freight forwarding, custom clearance, and transportation services. With India’s push for infrastructural expansion and global trade integration, logistics players like Tiger have benefited from structural tailwinds. An NSE listing could further widen Tiger’s investor base, enhance visibility among institutional investors, and possibly improve its trading volumes. However, it will depend on the company fulfilling all listing criteria and securing approvals from regulatory bodies. Get Latest News live on Times Now along with Breaking News and Top Headlines from Business, Companies and around the world.