Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 10 November 2026

Securities Volume
(Shares)
Turnover
(Baht)
% Short Selling Value
Comparing with
Total Trading Value
DELTA 7,036,700 1,360,194,150 17.58%
SCB 2,019,300 303,105,100 25.98%
ADVANC 729,700 246,114,500 11.73%
SCC 522,200 123,626,000 14.88%
KBANK 448,100 108,755,700 7.82%
PTTEP 700,000 99,682,050 7.25%
BDMS 4,980,600 99,199,900 8.88%
TOP 1,572,000 88,855,650 9.39%
PTT 1,997,400 75,931,725 1.68%
KCE 1,144,400 66,997,525 2.37%
BBL 349,800 63,393,450 5.09%
BH 298,600 58,869,750 10.55%
KTB 1,390,100 58,611,625 3.34%
WHA 9,872,100 50,237,145 2.99%
GULF 748,900 47,162,075 0.79%
CPALL 991,100 46,753,325 1.33%
AWC 13,608,100 43,794,192 16.26%
CPF 2,159,300 43,424,950 7.52%
AMATA 1,474,400 40,382,500 5.87%
PTTGC 956,400 38,683,300 3.39%
IVL 1,629,700 36,628,580 5.16%
HANA 813,900 31,079,175 2.24%
MINT 1,416,700 30,790,810 3.55%
CRC 738,300 23,085,275 5.33%
CCET 2,899,300 21,796,930 5.03%
AOT 326,700 19,942,075 1.22%
KTC 552,000 19,342,325 3.68%
BANPU 1,350,400 18,829,840 8.42%
IRPC 7,353,000 18,089,038 7.82%
CENTEL 391,400 17,037,000 8.42%

 

*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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