Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 19 May 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

DELTA 2,154,500 236,538,800 11.82%
ADVANC 467,000 137,355,100 10.57%
SCC 778,400 128,012,950 20.39%
CPF 4,890,800 124,041,800 15.71%
BDMS 5,316,200 123,392,300 12.83%
CPALL 2,369,400 120,172,700 7.62%
OR 8,349,800 105,956,880 15.62%
KBANK 636,400 103,794,000 3.84%
BBL 693,500 99,285,000 8.35%
MINT 3,811,500 91,709,730 21.43%
BH 535,700 89,613,600 11.95%
AOT 2,437,700 85,532,950 7.45%
PTT 2,620,400 81,232,400 8.11%
GULF 1,530,200 74,243,025 8.61%
TTB 38,395,000 73,139,596 8.14%
PTTEP 690,300 68,627,650 8.17%
TU 4,364,800 43,286,255 21.21%
CPN 874,500 43,198,400 21.39%
PTTGC 2,263,500 42,371,500 13.70%
TRUE 3,262,200 40,655,830 6.89%
KTC 984,500 39,390,425 11.90%
KTB 1,782,500 39,198,490 3.45%
HMPRO 4,503,300 35,350,905 32.14%
CRC 1,534,800 28,772,930 6.75%
PLANB 5,674,800 27,391,950 19.43%
BCP 734,800 27,125,050 24.33%
MTC 582,500 23,853,300 16.27%
CBG 421,100 23,747,325 11.27%
OSP 1,460,700 21,834,320 12.49%
LH 5,079,700 20,814,770 37.05%

 

*Remark
– Excluding a short sale by a member that is a participating dealer or market maker of the ETF investment units for the company’s account, for the purpose of realizing a profit from a price spread (arbitrage), or for the purpose of stabilizing liquidity, as the case may be.

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