Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 20 May 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

KBANK 1,143,000 188,971,300 2.68%
CPALL 3,672,700 187,102,150 13.84%
ADVANC 607,500 179,335,800 11.44%
BBL 1,119,200 165,205,400 3.28%
CPN 2,868,400 140,129,125 56.71%
GULF 2,657,000 128,743,300 9.84%
DELTA 1,074,200 117,013,900 6.73%
SCC 648,200 106,840,400 14.30%
BH 648,900 106,008,250 13.98%
MINT 3,354,800 83,684,465 14.78%
HMPRO 10,545,300 82,780,605 33.96%
BDMS 2,818,000 65,075,160 9.19%
PTT 1,891,500 58,636,500 17.84%
CPF 2,214,900 58,131,325 7.96%
TTB 25,844,100 50,204,418 4.67%
CPAXT 2,192,100 49,093,190 12.32%
AWC 23,061,600 44,701,720 12.62%
KTB 1,999,700 44,635,890 2.41%
PTTEP 426,900 42,790,500 7.52%
AOT 957,700 33,560,600 5.99%
LH 7,960,000 32,435,378 20.47%
TCAP 630,800 31,058,750 23.18%
OR 2,407,500 30,770,360 9.12%
TISCO 311,400 30,689,925 6.69%
PTTGC 1,484,600 27,977,470 5.38%
TU 2,745,400 27,311,975 12.36%
TRUE 1,960,100 24,305,240 4.92%
MTC 566,100 23,630,000 15.01%
IVL 1,108,600 22,086,240 5.77%
KKP 388,500 18,258,325 8.65%

 

*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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