Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 4 March 2026

Securities Volume
(Shares)
Turnover
(Baht)
% Short Selling Value
Comparing with
Total Trading Value
PTTEP 5,581,200 783,219,050 8.53%
AOT 10,283,500 492,829,975 7.93%
SCB 3,156,500 448,103,450 8.08%
KBANK 1,803,700 340,368,450 3.38%
KTB 9,171,800 299,717,525 6.16%
SCC 1,518,100 297,844,350 9.60%
MINT 12,104,400 253,897,790 11.05%
CPF 12,898,400 247,841,620 13.86%
CPALL 4,832,800 232,731,800 4.48%
BBL 964,800 161,774,150 2.84%
DELTA 552,700 131,592,000 1.46%
ADVANC 352,600 125,519,700 1.99%
HMPRO 16,722,800 107,735,130 11.43%
BDMS 4,673,200 90,151,200 1.95%
GULF 1,690,300 89,038,125 0.78%
WHA 20,640,600 79,485,800 4.69%
BH 422,500 71,608,250 2.72%
OR 5,886,100 67,581,000 5.70%
BCP 1,821,600 61,836,325 15.05%
PTTGC 2,478,500 59,454,615 5.05%
IVL 3,172,000 59,030,680 5.97%
CPN 813,000 51,578,175 3.23%
LH 13,005,400 48,497,726 10.83%
KKP 644,500 46,443,300 5.47%
AMATA 2,356,500 41,077,590 4.81%
TRUE 3,062,200 40,365,610 0.64%
CBG 1,010,400 38,573,675 9.89%
TISCO 330,100 36,781,150 2.12%
BANPU 6,329,400 36,189,310 3.51%
TFG 5,920,800 35,597,550 8.14%

 

*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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