Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 11 September 2026

Securities Volume
(Shares)
Turnover
(Baht)
% Short Selling Value
Comparing with
Total Trading Value
AOT 6,327,100 389,219,925 20.75%
BBL 1,267,500 237,815,650 7.05%
KCE 3,675,000 234,166,850 3.71%
DELTA 676,200 177,963,700 4.36%
BDMS 8,174,500 162,931,940 18.93%
ADVANC 398,700 141,459,700 13.19%
KBANK 549,700 134,314,400 3.49%
PTTEP 760,500 118,308,250 3.14%
TOP 1,745,800 118,076,625 6.67%
SCC 377,600 100,611,100 9.13%
KKP 806,100 91,040,250 12.42%
MINT 4,047,000 88,148,320 14.45%
KTB 1,858,500 81,309,375 5.09%
IVL 2,649,500 77,392,425 4.14%
PTTGC 1,290,600 64,460,700 4.65%
TTB 20,825,600 61,845,074 4.90%
PTT 1,295,500 54,679,625 0.74%
IRPC 17,011,300 50,948,834 6.95%
SCB 334,300 49,695,450 2.80%
BH 250,500 49,050,100 9.93%
GULF 766,700 47,343,725 5.61%
CPF 1,829,200 43,369,740 16.42%
BCP 734,100 41,986,750 4.35%
CPALL 655,600 29,853,375 2.78%
CENTEL 679,900 29,350,475 16.46%
MTC 909,200 26,606,850 5.16%
BEM 2,665,100 17,333,195 7.13%
CCET 1,824,400 17,073,305 2.35%
BA 923,800 16,824,370 15.29%
CPN 256,700 16,500,775 3.71%

 

*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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