Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 15 September 2026

Securities Volume
(Shares)
Turnover
(Baht)
% Short Selling Value
Comparing with
Total Trading Value
DELTA 17,895,500 4,256,136,800 27.90%
AOT 2,170,400 133,364,550 12.55%
CPALL 2,932,200 132,793,450 11.98%
PTT 2,834,000 121,026,625 2.56%
BBL 593,000 113,681,900 5.60%
PTTGC 2,067,600 103,264,125 10.59%
KBANK 406,400 102,231,100 2.87%
IVL 3,205,300 95,750,325 6.10%
KTB 1,688,200 74,724,900 2.96%
BDMS 3,693,000 73,980,990 7.06%
CPF 2,946,800 67,209,990 12.00%
KCE 927,700 61,747,100 2.80%
TTB 20,012,900 61,520,878 2.72%
CRC 2,002,200 58,332,625 15.20%
SCB 383,800 58,045,250 2.53%
COM7 1,970,900 56,069,225 19.72%
PTTEP 359,100 55,488,400 2.35%
GULF 782,200 48,081,750 2.89%
BCP 809,400 46,196,400 5.80%
MINT 2,109,200 45,850,360 15.83%
BH 183,800 36,483,300 5.09%
TISCO 265,400 33,307,700 11.16%
STA 1,273,300 26,733,930 10.27%
IRPC 8,736,800 25,760,928 11.87%
WHA 5,164,100 24,457,478 6.47%
SCC 84,500 22,387,900 2.61%
CPN 346,700 22,314,975 7.18%
LH 5,959,500 21,769,096 23.13%
HANA 423,800 21,327,250 0.58%
ADVANC 55,400 19,625,400 1.68%

 

*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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