Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 30 April 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

DELTA 7,366,000 694,076,425 10.77%
KTB 18,639,700 401,188,500 15.45%
KBANK 2,538,800 395,186,650 8.91%
PTT 8,316,600 257,648,350 29.89%
SCC 1,416,600 221,098,450 13.89%
ADVANC 676,300 196,959,600 5.78%
BDMS 5,102,900 121,206,340 10.09%
PTTEP 1,179,900 116,359,275 11.46%
BH 648,500 106,066,950 7.38%
CPALL 1,901,400 97,436,675 4.07%
MTC 1,723,900 77,152,675 10.02%
TISCO 773,800 75,554,000 10.47%
KTC 1,538,800 70,556,750 23.31%
GULF 1,368,400 65,865,775 3.81%
AOT 1,449,800 54,385,700 3.00%
CPN 1,033,000 51,758,500 15.55%
TRUE 4,161,400 49,637,980 4.54%
MINT 1,821,800 48,435,400 18.03%
TTB 24,373,500 44,019,240 3.58%
SCB 313,900 36,812,250 1.98%
BBL 264,400 36,268,500 2.20%
HMPRO 4,208,400 35,432,340 17.63%
OR 2,060,400 29,146,740 6.51%
KKP 503,000 24,747,000 4.55%
SPALI 1,286,300 20,204,410 11.05%
SAWAD 605,300 19,293,700 2.48%
CPF 626,800 16,453,275 2.16%
LH 3,733,300 15,763,158 3.77%
TCAP 281,000 13,433,750 15.89%
IVL 682,200 12,906,060 5.08%

 

*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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