Logistic Stock Expands Aggressively In Gujarat; Eyes 40–45% Volume Jump As Solar Sector Accelerates
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In Gujarat, one of the company’s most promising development areas for Solar EXIM (Export-Import), Tiger Logistics, a prominent international logistics firm in India, has announced a strategic expansion of its Western India operations. Tiger Logistics’ continuous commitment to developing a capability-led, forward-thinking logistics network that is suited to the nation’s most dynamic and rapidly expanding supply chains is shown in the enhanced operations in Gujarat.
Gujarat continues to be a vital link in the solar supply chain, producing 49% of India’s cells and 47% of its modules. Tiger Logistics, which already has branches in Gandhidham and Ahmedabad, has improved its standing in this busy corridor by hiring a General Manager for the Gujarat Region to strengthen operational discipline, improve customer proximity, and speed up on-the-ground responsiveness across necessary accounts.
Up to 2,000 TEUs of solar container moves are presently handled by Tiger Logistics’ renewable vertical, TiGreen, each month, with clients in the Gujarat region accounting for the majority of this volume. This volume is expected to rise by 40-45% over the course of the upcoming year due to robust customer pipelines, the sector’s continuous growth in Gujarat, deeper regional competency, and the company’s improved leadership structure.
India’s solar producers have added to this momentum by announcing plans to construct around 94.5 GW of new AIMM-approved cell production capacity in the next years. This potential opportunity is in line with government programs like the Pradhan Mantri Surya Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana, which has rekindled interest in rooftop adoption across the country and is anticipated to provide significant EXIM flows and long-term component demand.
“For Tiger Logistics, with its specialized renewable energy logistics vertical and proven handling capabilities, this represents a significant pipeline of future business opportunities,” said the company in a statement.
Mr. Harpreet Singh Malhotra, CMD of Tiger Logistics (India) Limited, said, “Our Western India expansion is driven by clear market visibility and the scale at which our solar clients are growing in the state. Enhanced leadership and stronger operational depth in Gujarat will ensure that we can offer sharper responsiveness, tighter process control, and the long-term reliability our customers expect.”
Tiger Logistics (India) Ltd’s share price on the National Stock Exchange (NSE) saw a slight drop as of the market close on February 23, 2026, closing the session at Rs 31.99. This was a slight downturn of 0.37% from the previous closing price. The stock opened at Rs 32.88 and fluctuated between an intraday high of Rs 33.06 and a low of Rs 31.51 during the trading day, displaying moderate volatility. During this session, 35,978 shares were traded in total.
With a market valuation of about Rs 343 crore, it is currently a small-cap company in the logistics industry. Earnings per share (EPS) of Rs 2.44 and a trailing 12-month Price-to-Earnings (P/E) ratio of 13.09 characterize its valuation. Over the past year, the stock has traded within a significant range, reaching a 52-week high of Rs 56.69 and a low of Rs 28.61.