Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 22 April 2025

Securities
Volume
(Shares)
Turnover

(Baht)

% Short Selling Value

Comparing with

Total Trading Value

KBANK 1,346,900 199,168,100 8.17%
SCC 1,025,500 153,522,450 45.96%
DELTA 2,165,100 148,365,425 14.09%
BDMS 6,015,100 142,635,600 17.36%
SCB 1,237,700 138,454,350 6.86%
PTT 4,468,300 136,283,150 20.08%
KTB 6,154,600 122,750,360 8.59%
TTB 67,352,200 121,931,867 12.33%
CPALL 2,395,500 119,799,250 6.50%
ADVANC 410,700 115,374,500 6.27%
BBL 708,400 100,985,100 6.21%
PTTEP 959,800 96,668,650 10.96%
AOT 2,230,100 82,518,975 5.57%
GULF 1,841,400 81,373,825 5.36%
HMPRO 7,947,300 67,370,360 16.00%
BH 288,200 49,324,100 13.54%
CPN 948,700 45,698,600 24.30%
CPF 1,383,900 34,412,890 5.07%
TRUE 2,045,200 24,353,680 2.98%
WHA 7,516,200 21,449,962 5.97%
IVL 1,107,000 21,115,230 9.18%
BTS 4,126,400 20,549,533 5.45%
KKP 361,500 18,033,125 9.97%
TISCO 171,300 17,101,475 2.94%
BEM 2,494,300 14,754,205 5.58%
MINT 540,500 14,109,475 8.47%
HANA 732,500 13,050,340 10.34%
CRC 505,600 11,735,440 4.02%
PTTGC 629,300 11,193,170 1.93%
TOP 443,500 10,699,650 2.82%

 

*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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