Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 13 August 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

DELTA 1,429,100 216,036,400 5.40%
OR 15,215,100 197,566,870 20.27%
CPALL 4,238,900 195,342,925 9.34%
PTTEP 1,413,200 166,464,650 8.14%
BDMS 7,148,500 162,249,770 7.43%
AOT 3,739,400 150,282,400 14.89%
KTB 5,494,900 133,275,280 5.54%
BBL 756,300 117,188,150 6.04%
KBANK 627,500 105,882,050 4.18%
HMPRO 13,279,600 93,573,815 16.77%
TISCO 817,400 83,398,500 7.78%
SCC 387,600 78,459,000 18.86%
MTC 1,603,400 61,330,150 9.78%
GULF 1,271,100 61,206,400 3.65%
WHA 16,528,700 59,059,022 11.73%
SCB 408,700 53,827,800 2.80%
PTT 1,511,700 48,752,325 2.25%
TIDLOR 2,580,900 48,602,390 0.51%
ADVANC 159,600 48,008,000 2.86%
MINT 1,842,500 45,226,430 11.80%
BH 237,600 44,751,450 3.19%
TTB 22,228,100 43,290,880 4.03%
AWC 17,613,200 40,105,720 22.18%
PTTGC 1,573,900 38,148,930 8.95%
CPN 679,800 35,849,600 6.51%
IVL 1,498,300 34,499,290 10.23%
CPF 1,367,800 32,135,770 5.83%
TRUE 2,932,200 31,629,230 3.37%
BTS 7,612,800 26,466,086 7.63%
HANA 983,100 22,717,310 2.71%

 

*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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