Top 30 Short-Selling Thai Stocks on 14 September 2026

Securities Volume
(Shares)
Turnover
(Baht)
% Short Selling Value
Comparing with
Total Trading Value
DELTA 1,425,000 364,464,900 7.28%
ADVANC 771,200 273,765,100 15.89%
AOT 2,985,700 182,201,875 12.48%
KBANK 603,100 150,334,500 3.26%
KCE 2,297,300 150,040,300 6.77%
CPALL 2,955,300 133,727,325 16.11%
GULF 2,089,200 127,224,975 5.95%
BBL 649,900 123,893,650 5.16%
PTT 2,626,400 110,308,800 3.76%
PTTEP 680,200 105,183,200 5.05%
KTB 2,365,200 104,508,800 3.13%
CPF 3,206,800 74,627,340 13.63%
BDMS 3,218,600 64,168,590 8.41%
PTTGC 1,156,300 56,573,750 6.75%
TRUE 4,083,700 52,750,280 2.72%
SCB 334,500 50,251,000 1.67%
EA 15,512,800 46,859,196 8.88%
MINT 2,109,200 45,390,090 9.96%
TISCO 353,600 44,419,100 11.35%
CRC 1,534,900 43,761,800 15.58%
BCP 742,400 42,086,050 7.07%
TOP 542,900 36,125,900 4.06%
BEM 5,024,700 32,972,100 15.95%
SCC 124,000 32,894,700 5.03%
TTB 9,046,100 27,271,292 1.51%
CPN 360,300 23,057,425 4.15%
CENTEL 484,700 20,857,500 18.25%
HMPRO 3,285,300 20,136,870 8.70%
HANA 360,200 17,827,875 0.71%
OR 1,384,800 17,171,520 16.27%

 

*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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