Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 28 October 2026

Securities Volume
(Shares)
Turnover
(Baht)
% Short Selling Value
Comparing with
Total Trading Value
DELTA 4,473,200 1,045,194,100 15.24%
TOP 9,509,800 617,409,125 21.79%
PTTGC 7,009,900 359,757,750 12.34%
AOT 4,042,600 245,354,575 11.63%
KBANK 730,700 182,504,000 3.43%
SCB 1,102,800 170,335,300 6.40%
PTT 2,858,700 120,065,400 4.88%
SCC 426,700 117,757,200 13.43%
CENTEL 1,651,400 74,730,675 28.67%
BDMS 3,212,300 63,924,790 4.94%
TRUE 4,792,200 61,605,160 5.28%
BBL 285,400 53,309,050 2.35%
AMATA 1,835,400 51,133,300 6.60%
KTB 946,600 42,123,700 1.92%
PTTEP 230,000 37,327,550 1.52%
WHA 7,117,100 35,021,810 9.91%
CPF 1,732,200 34,480,660 6.92%
IVL 1,294,600 34,383,600 5.09%
TTB 11,874,200 32,958,598 3.19%
BA 1,725,000 31,756,460 10.52%
SCGP 1,101,200 31,618,450 6.87%
KCE 379,800 27,712,675 1.73%
LH 7,408,900 26,527,758 20.84%
CRC 729,600 24,066,375 8.05%
ADVANC 70,300 23,716,900 1.24%
BANPU 1,629,100 23,652,280 15.33%
GUNKUL 4,442,600 21,963,112 8.27%
IRPC 7,134,400 20,365,510 6.39%
MINT 950,900 19,472,260 4.74%
AWC 5,548,000 17,523,388 6.72%

 

*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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