Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 23 June 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

AOT 7,595,000 216,748,325 15.63%
ADVANC 555,400 151,007,300 6.78%
DELTA 1,445,100 139,264,550 10.32%
KBANK 847,800 128,771,350 11.10%
SCB 869,300 100,454,250 14.46%
CPALL 2,185,200 93,969,575 6.26%
BH 654,100 87,086,350 20.42%
KTB 4,040,400 85,268,980 16.61%
BDMS 3,523,700 71,101,280 8.73%
TISCO 724,400 70,079,775 19.76%
IVL 2,944,100 57,957,500 27.68%
CPF 2,431,200 53,784,840 7.33%
PTTEP 478,000 53,559,750 3.00%
TRUE 5,118,000 53,451,710 3.09%
CPN 1,249,100 52,995,775 7.45%
TTB 25,712,800 47,653,573 10.43%
HMPRO 7,790,600 45,447,090 11.41%
BBL 304,200 41,664,000 7.26%
SCC 257,300 40,201,950 8.44%
MINT 1,536,400 33,880,390 14.38%
PTTGC 1,784,400 33,405,540 9.13%
OR 3,075,500 31,379,810 11.87%
GULF 761,300 29,346,200 2.99%
KTC 844,700 25,801,350 4.70%
CRC 1,534,300 24,944,190 10.39%
MTC 687,900 23,485,150 8.80%
WHA 8,084,300 23,065,068 11.63%
QH 17,791,200 20,645,747 45.80%
CPAXT 1,201,200 19,646,680 13.43%
BTS 5,643,400 18,914,788 3.95%

 

*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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