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Tiger Logistics (India) Ltd Q3 FY26 – ₹13,902 L Revenue, ₹594 L PAT, 52% Volume Surge but Margin Squeeze Drama


1. At a Glance – The Tiger That Roars… Then Catches Its Breath

Market Cap: ₹349 Cr
Current Price: ₹33
Stock P/E: 13.6
ROCE: 26.7%
ROE: 21.7%
Debt to Equity: 0.32
3-Month Return: -14.6%

Q3 FY26 numbers are out, and Tiger Logistics reported revenue of ₹13,902 lakhs (₹139.02 Cr), EBITDA of ₹757 lakhs (₹7.57 Cr), and PAT of ₹594 lakhs (₹5.94 Cr). TEU volumes grew a stunning 52% YoY. Yes, 52%.

But wait. Revenue fell 13.4% YoY and 17.6% QoQ. EBITDA margins compressed to 5.4% from 6.1% last year. PAT dropped 29.5% YoY.

So what’s happening here?

Volumes up. Margins down. Stock down 36.6% in 1 year.

Is this a logistics tiger preparing for a bigger leap — or just a house cat with a loud marketing team?

Let’s unpack.


2. Introduction – Freight, Finance & Full-On Drama

Logistics is boring.
Until it’s not.

Tiger Logistics isn’t a trucking company. It doesn’t own ships. It doesn’t run ports. It doesn’t have giant warehouses everywhere.

It runs an asset-light model. 98% of fleet hired. Basically Uber for containers — but with customs clearance and multimodal routing.

In Q3 FY26, the company handled:

  • 25,433 TEUs (vs 16,711 last year)
  • Air cargo volumes of 75,478 kg in Q3 FY26

Volume growth is impressive. But revenue is rate-driven. Freight realizations fell. That means more containers, less money per container.

Imagine delivering 50 pizzas instead of 30 — but each pizza sells cheaper. Sounds familiar?

Now here’s the twist.

Nine-month EBITDA margin improved to 6.0% vs 5.6% last year. So despite Q3 weakness, operational discipline is visible over longer periods.

The question is simple:

Is this temporary freight cycle pressure — or structural margin compression?

Let’s go deeper.


3. Business Model – WTF Do They Even Do?

Tiger Logistics operates in:

  1. Freight Forwarding & Multimodal Logistics
  2. Digital Platform – FreightJar
  3. Air Cargo Logistics
  4. Green Logistics – TiGreen

Freight Forwarding

They handle FCL, LCL, customs clearance, regulatory compliance. Revenue mix Q3 FY25 shows:

  • Multimodal: 95%
  • Custom House Agent: 3%
  • Transportation: 2%

This is largely forwarding and coordination — not heavy asset ownership.

Digital Play – FreightJar

FreightJar 2.0 allows:

  • Instant rate discovery
  • Automated RFQs
  • Shipment tracking
  • Digital documentation

If adopted properly, this improves working capital cycles and reduces manual cost leakages.

Will customers migrate to digital platforms aggressively? That’s the big bet.

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