Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 25 July 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

AOT 10,868,600 443,269,100 9.68%
DELTA 1,212,700 170,802,650 7.08%
CPF 4,967,300 115,038,820 16.05%
KBANK 572,700 90,927,350 8.61%
SCC 372,600 73,760,700 7.28%
BBL 443,200 65,372,000 8.39%
CPALL 1,330,200 61,816,350 5.61%
OR 3,306,000 42,966,210 16.47%
KTC 1,381,400 38,333,850 3.13%
HMPRO 4,996,400 35,905,920 16.62%
PTTGC 1,522,800 32,509,110 8.91%
PTTEP 274,700 31,835,350 6.36%
GULF 637,400 29,548,275 2.82%
TOP 875,300 28,576,125 5.84%
PTT 866,600 27,875,325 1.04%
ADVANC 90,000 26,457,700 1.67%
MINT 1,025,400 25,276,520 9.69%
BH 161,600 23,461,850 7.46%
LH 6,173,900 23,396,788 21.03%
WHA 5,983,000 19,980,322 5.43%
CPAXT 927,100 18,402,940 17.16%
CPN 345,300 17,597,925 4.38%
OSP 1,011,800 17,308,830 7.68%
KTB 792,100 17,054,650 2.42%
IVL 762,400 16,225,340 11.35%
CBG 302,100 16,011,325 5.26%
BDMS 704,700 14,864,510 2.12%
BCP 435,600 14,469,850 7.63%
TIDLOR 764,300 12,809,400 3.16%
KCE 548,100 12,295,660 2.52%

 

*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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