Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 17 April 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

AOT 5,979,500 224,838,900 18.29%
CPALL 2,659,500 132,427,025 12.72%
SCC 673,200 102,687,700 21.59%
KBANK 667,100 100,092,400 3.54%
ADVANC 289,100 81,107,100 11.64%
TTB 41,781,000 81,092,193 11.80%
KTB 3,315,500 72,158,070 5.58%
DELTA 1,026,400 67,865,000 6.69%
BBL 463,200 67,522,700 4.84%
PTTEP 494,800 51,471,800 9.26%
CPF 2,023,200 50,229,520 7.42%
SCB 409,700 47,446,850 3.54%
PTT 1,426,300 44,215,300 8.35%
CPN 897,300 42,984,000 12.71%
GULF 769,900 35,885,700 3.05%
HMPRO 3,731,700 33,405,535 22.86%
SAWAD 983,500 28,407,675 19.54%
MTC 619,200 26,729,000 17.05%
KTC 577,300 25,732,525 15.48%
BDMS 1,078,700 25,115,300 5.57%
TISCO 196,100 19,467,250 4.80%
MINT 695,700 18,506,450 6.55%
TU 1,697,900 17,878,680 11.91%
PTTGC 992,500 17,743,850 2.55%
BH 84,600 14,404,250 4.22%
WHA 4,634,200 12,943,916 3.43%
AMATA 801,500 11,802,600 3.07%
IVL 435,500 8,612,890 3.21%
PRM 1,399,400 7,777,260 17.76%
BTS 1,596,400 7,639,194 3.98%

 

*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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