GGP short interest (ASX:GGP · GREATLAND RESOURCES LIMITED)
GREATLAND RESOURCES LIMITED (ASX:GGP) short interest is 1.16% as of 1 May 2026. It is up 0.94 percentage points over the past 30 days, it has ranged between 0.22% and 3.47% over the past year.
Short interest over time
Line: net short interest (T+4, ASIC). Bars: ASX gross short-sales activity (T+1), shown as that day's gross short sales as a percent of issued capital rather than a direct read on current open short interest.
Figures are based on ASIC short position reports and reflect a T+4 delay. See About for sourcing and methodology.
Analysis
Short interest trend
The 30-day trend is up but the last week has eased, which can signal covering after a build-up in short positions.
52-week context
Positioning sits near the middle of its 52-week range, which does not represent an extreme by recent standards.
Peer comparison
GREATLAND RESOURCES LIMITED is less shorted than the peer group median (3.79%), by 2.63 percentage points across 6 comparable tickers.
ASIC T+4 vs ASX T+1
ASIC short interest and the ASX T+1 gross short series should not be compared directly (T+1 gross figure from 5 May 2026). ASIC reports outstanding short positions as a percent of shares on issue, while the ASX file reports that day’s gross short sales as a percent of issued capital. Both are normalised percentages, but one is an open-position stock measure and the other is a same-day flow measure.
How to read this
ASIC short position reports land four business days after trade (T+4). They are the most complete view of outstanding short positioning, but they lag. ASX publishes a T+1 gross short-sales series that describes short-selling activity for that trading session as a percent of issued capital, not the stock of open short positions. The two feeds answer different questions, so they should be read alongside each other rather than interpreted as the same metric.