Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 19 March 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

GULF 3,441,500 172,079,400 14.18%
SCC 838,900 141,670,900 14.53%
PTT 4,688,600 139,195,300 8.13%
CPALL 2,215,700 114,113,825 6.20%
KBANK 664,600 104,479,900 4.63%
AOT 2,437,000 99,600,025 4.08%
TRUE 7,104,200 76,734,240 11.14%
MINT 2,646,800 73,995,350 21.12%
ADVANC 274,500 73,013,200 4.37%
BH 383,800 68,617,750 10.28%
BBL 416,100 61,195,200 6.86%
BDMS 2,498,400 59,612,110 4.61%
MTC 1,343,200 57,712,500 11.04%
CRC 1,903,100 53,387,400 16.54%
WHA 13,452,400 49,838,250 6.16%
CPN 975,900 49,434,000 8.47%
BCH 2,770,000 42,519,860 28.68%
PTTGC 1,978,900 37,327,290 3.43%
HMPRO 4,059,800 31,772,210 14.42%
BEM 5,380,400 29,992,385 8.91%
INTUCH 296,500 24,274,700 2.68%
DELTA 325,800 23,425,800 2.23%
IVL 1,044,200 22,896,150 6.31%
KTB 951,700 22,240,620 2.33%
PTTEP 176,000 19,276,900 2.01%
SIRI 9,767,500 15,824,774 24.40%
SCB 120,200 15,027,000 2.03%
LH 2,954,300 13,240,538 7.94%
OR 1,212,500 12,983,220 3.98%
JMART 1,317,500 12,861,530 8.72%

 

*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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