Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 4 July 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

DELTA 849,200 92,329,650 6.44%
AOT 2,771,900 84,840,025 19.82%
GULF 1,982,900 81,774,800 6.47%
ADVANC 224,300 62,595,200 7.35%
CPN 1,147,300 56,224,250 8.29%
HMPRO 8,407,200 53,523,690 9.67%
CPALL 1,050,700 47,016,350 5.68%
BBL 324,400 46,335,200 9.26%
TRUE 3,698,900 40,667,740 5.92%
PTTEP 345,200 37,750,850 6.34%
KBANK 234,900 36,718,550 5.11%
KCE 1,491,100 32,167,580 4.75%
BH 209,100 29,093,350 11.30%
COM7 1,133,500 23,024,770 4.63%
SCC 119,300 20,323,800 6.46%
TISCO 200,100 19,614,950 18.08%
WHA 5,706,300 19,075,194 3.70%
CPF 872,800 18,902,430 6.45%
BDMS 793,900 16,289,850 2.63%
IVL 785,400 16,014,450 7.91%
MINT 655,100 15,750,400 7.43%
TOP 556,900 15,521,300 7.36%
KTB 699,600 15,251,280 4.42%
CPAXT 716,200 13,688,380 10.98%
OR 1,221,700 13,620,400 16.45%
TTB 6,478,300 12,372,295 3.83%
KTC 329,900 8,406,050 0.58%
TIDLOR 531,100 8,147,100 9.47%
BTS 2,268,800 7,790,462 1.94%
LH 2,149,500 7,727,308 17.60%

 

*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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