Stock Market Today: Multibagger BSE stock at its board meeting held on Wednesday considers mainboard NSE listing. Check details about Tiger Logistics
The multibagger BSE stock Tiger Logistics on 2 July 2025 intimated the exchanges about its board meeting outcome. In its release on the BSE, Tiger Logistics, India, intimating the outcome of the board meeting held on Wednesday, 2 July 2025, said that the plan to list the company’s securities on the National Stock Exchange of India Limited’s (NSE) Main Board was considered in its board meeting, provided that all requirements for listing on the NSE Main Board are met and that all applicable statutory and regulatory clearances are obtained.
As per the Tiger Logistics India release on the exchanges, the “proposal for listing the securities of the company on the Main Board of the National Stock Exchange of India Limited (NSE) subject to the fulfillment of all requisite criteria for listing on the NSE Main Board and obtaining all necessary statutory and regulatory approvals, if any” was considered by its board.
This strategic move, as per Tiger Logistics, is aimed at enhancing the company’s visibility, improving liquidity for its shareholders, and expanding access to a broader investor base.
Multibagger BSE Stock: Tiger Logistics India share price movement
Tiger Logistics India’s share price had ended at the ₹56.55 level on the BSE on Wednesday. While the BSE stock Tiger Logistics share price has gained almost 50% in the last year, the stock has risen multifold in 5 years. The Tiger Logistics share price during the last five years has risen 1390%, having given multibagger returns to the investors.
The Tiger Logistics share price opened at ₹57.38 on the BSE on Thursday and thereafter was trading with more than 1% gains post the announcement of the board meeting outcome that considered a proposal to list the stock on the National Stock Exchange of India, or the NSE.
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