Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 16 September 2026

Securities Volume
(Shares)
Turnover
(Baht)
% Short Selling Value
Comparing with
Total Trading Value
DELTA 18,018,800 4,241,584,700 35.90%
ADVANC 1,190,700 410,051,700 10.39%
TOP 4,182,300 262,666,425 8.61%
AOT 4,242,300 256,915,425 24.16%
MINT 10,925,100 233,198,090 27.56%
PTT 4,583,300 194,419,850 4.83%
GULF 2,247,900 135,649,025 10.03%
CPF 5,489,600 122,349,150 18.08%
PTTEP 754,000 116,283,300 5.04%
PTTGC 1,964,900 95,037,000 6.26%
SCC 348,700 91,083,900 7.44%
BDMS 3,580,100 71,817,930 6.62%
KBANK 271,700 68,420,600 2.94%
SCB 447,800 67,617,800 3.15%
COM7 2,113,900 61,633,975 15.89%
BEM 8,652,800 57,021,950 24.24%
IRPC 18,674,300 51,603,214 4.54%
CPALL 1,056,700 47,917,775 5.29%
TRUE 3,217,900 41,403,620 1.63%
BH 204,200 40,583,650 11.74%
KTB 889,400 39,508,350 2.06%
BCP 644,300 35,490,125 1.66%
CENTEL 814,600 34,568,175 21.36%
BBL 151,100 28,999,950 1.53%
CPN 426,200 27,082,025 4.98%
CRC 929,800 27,063,775 12.14%
SCGP 837,200 25,537,075 6.83%
IVL 859,700 25,146,375 2.70%
GUNKUL 5,039,000 24,967,566 4.90%
TU 2,021,200 24,955,400 11.39%

 

*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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