Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 16 June 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

AOT 9,391,900 263,552,825 6.29%
CPF 3,710,300 93,820,600 17.27%
PTTEP 808,700 92,204,250 3.76%
KBANK 571,300 87,192,500 3.34%
HMPRO 12,895,700 85,317,240 25.57%
MINT 3,523,900 78,806,120 11.76%
BDMS 3,673,800 77,505,790 11.27%
DELTA 762,400 76,017,375 6.96%
CPN 1,564,200 69,249,300 15.60%
TRUE 5,418,400 64,866,680 6.43%
CPALL 1,392,400 62,326,075 3.48%
PTT 2,037,300 62,263,800 3.70%
TTB 30,299,100 59,438,395 10.52%
SCB 506,000 59,279,500 7.41%
SCC 337,300 56,895,650 7.98%
GULF 1,041,300 44,406,200 1.10%
KTB 1,693,100 37,270,110 6.46%
BBL 244,800 33,897,050 5.25%
CPAXT 1,823,200 31,857,600 18.78%
OR 2,512,200 28,296,540 14.67%
SAWAD 1,476,600 23,500,240 3.59%
PTTGC 1,046,600 21,258,580 7.51%
BH 153,500 21,157,900 4.07%
CBG 386,500 19,182,975 6.64%
LH 5,198,200 17,838,028 9.83%
ADVANC 56,700 16,140,800 1.13%
MTC 397,600 14,871,225 6.41%
TU 1,483,600 14,763,050 4.30%
JAS 9,845,100 13,311,304 11.21%
VGI 5,964,500 13,212,208 10.09%

 

*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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