Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 16 April 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

DELTA 5,350,800 348,754,500 14.44%
PTT 6,374,700 197,927,000 14.87%
CPALL 3,158,400 157,052,125 5.96%
ADVANC 398,800 113,167,500 6.43%
SCC 574,200 85,555,850 12.92%
KTB 3,971,400 84,015,380 5.30%
PTTEP 811,100 81,849,950 8.58%
SCB 700,800 79,034,100 3.32%
AOT 1,669,700 63,206,400 5.88%
CPN 1,121,400 53,514,125 11.67%
KBANK 340,700 52,081,450 1.35%
KTC 1,085,700 48,953,600 17.91%
GULF 1,018,600 47,586,750 2.54%
CPF 1,550,000 39,342,275 4.91%
WHA 13,699,300 37,771,886 4.29%
TRUE 2,831,700 33,544,930 6.00%
BDMS 1,358,900 31,527,630 4.30%
PTTGC 1,625,500 27,793,010 4.55%
IVL 1,318,100 25,819,360 8.05%
HMPRO 2,878,700 25,756,620 12.73%
TTB 11,107,500 21,233,907 6.03%
LH 4,281,300 18,229,686 12.17%
AMATA 1,236,600 17,550,540 2.96%
BH 99,700 17,013,700 4.57%
BBL 117,200 16,485,600 1.90%
E1VFVN3001 548,622 16,321,505 27.46%
BANPU 3,708,300 15,874,430 8.65%
TOP 653,300 15,300,660 2.26%
MTC 359,700 15,248,075 6.34%
MINT 549,600 14,524,150 3.14%

 

*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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