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CMS Energy (CMS) earnings and revenue breakdown

Latest: Q3 2026 · 10-Q filed Oct 27, 2026 · CMS Energy (CMS) Q3 2026 earnings results →

Q3 2026 Revenue up 8% year over year to $2.2B · 4¢ of every $1 of revenue lost · operating margin 2.2%

CMS Energy made $2.2B in Q3 2026 (+8% Y/Y): Utility Revenue $2.0B, Other $138M, Other revenues $13.0M. Operating margin 2.2%, net loss $91.0M. See where every dollar goes — costs, profit and cash — as a Sankey from the 10-Q filed Oct 27, 2026.

Revenue$2.2B
Year over year+8%
Operating margin2.2%
Net earnings−$91.0M
Operating cash flow$471M

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What changed this quarter

Revenue was $2.2B in Q3 2026, up 8% year over year and up 19% from the previous quarter. Utility Revenue was the largest line at 93% of revenue. Utility Revenue added $0.12B year over year (up 6%), 77% of the total change.

Operating profit was $0.05B, a 2.2% margin (down 21.6 points year over year). Operating profit fell $0.43B even though revenue rose $0.16B versus Q3 2025, so costs grew faster than sales. Total costs grew 39% against revenue growth of 8%. The quarter ended with a net loss of $0.09B, after a profit of $0.10B the previous quarter. Minority interests bore $0.21B of it: to shareholders the quarter was a profit of $0.12B. Net interest and other expense of $0.16B was the main reason.

Operating cash flow was $0.47B (up 37% year over year). Non-cash charges added back $0.30B of depreciation and amortization. Working capital and other items added $0.26B. Capital expenditures of $0.94B exceeded it, leaving free cash flow of −$0.47B.

Quarterly history

CMS Energy revenue by quarterCMS Energy revenue by quarter$2.4BQ1 2025$1.8BQ2 2025$2.0BQ3 2025$2.2BQ4 2025$2.7BQ1 2026$1.8BQ2 2026$2.2BQ3 2026
CMS Energy net earnings by quarterCMS Energy net earnings by quarter$304MQ1 2025$201MQ2 2025$277MQ3 2025$289MQ4 2025$340MQ1 2026$120MQ2 2026−$91.0MQ3 2026
QuarterFormFiledRevenueY/YOp. marginNet earningsOp. cash flow
Q3 202610-QOct 27, 2026$2.2B+8%2.2%−$91.0M$471M
Q2 202610-QJul 28, 2026$1.8B-0.5%14.4%$120M$622M
Q1 202610-QApr 28, 2026$2.7B+12%17.9%$340M$705M
Q4 202510-KFeb 10, 2026$2.2B+12%19.5%$289M$478M
Q3 202510-QOct 30, 2025$2.0B+16%23.8%$277M$343M
Q2 202510-QJul 31, 2025$1.8B+14%17.2%$201M$414M
Q1 202510-QApr 24, 2025$2.4B+12%20.2%$304M$1.0B

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CMS Energy: revenue growth, year over year and quarter over quarterCMS Energy: revenue growth, year over year and quarter over quarterY/YQ/Q+12%Q1 2025+14%-25%Q2 2025+16%+10%Q3 2025+12%+10%Q4 2025+12%+22%Q1 20260%-33%Q2 2026+8%+19%Q3 2026
Latest (Q3 2026): Y/Y +8%, Q/Q +19%.
CMS Energy: where the cash came from (+) and went (−), TTM to Q3 2026CMS Energy: where the cash came from (+) and went (−), TTM to Q3 2026Other investing−$4.2BOperating cash flow$2.3BNet borrowing (+) / repaid (−)$2.1BShares issued$682MOther financing−$664MCash drawn (+) / kept (−)−$147M
From the cash-flow statement as filed (SEC XBRL). Cash is fungible: the bars do not say which dollar paid for what.
CMS Energy: profit against cash, quarter by quarterCMS Energy: profit against cash, quarter by quarterNet incomeOperating cash flow$255M$403MQ4 2024$295M$1.0BQ1 2025$193M$414MQ2 2025$272M$343MQ3 2025$242M$478MQ4 2025$277M$705MQ1 2026$96.0M$622MQ2 2026−$91.0M$471MQ3 2026
Latest (Q3 2026): Net income −$91.0M, Operating cash flow $471M.
CMS Energy: diluted shares by fiscal yearCMS Energy: diluted shares by fiscal year286MFY2020290MFY2021290MFY2022292MFY2023298MFY2024301MFY2025
+5.1% since FY2020: more shares outstanding (issuance, stock pay).
CMS Energy: long-term debt falling due (FY2025)CMS Energy: long-term debt falling due (FY2025)$950M2026$888M2027$1.9B2028$1.3B2029$812M2030
Cash $509M, short-term investments —, long-term debt — at 2025-12-31.
CMS Energy in its industry: growth against margin (29 companies, SIC 4931)CMS Energy in its industry: growth against margin (29 companies, SIC 4931)revenue growth, year over year →↑ operating marginmedian +7%median 22%DUKPepco Holdings LLCEXCPCGEDXELConsolidated Edison Co of New York IncPEGAEEWECEVRGNorthern States Power CoEvergy Kansas Central, Inc.Public Service Co of ColoradoArizona Public Service CoNILNTSouthwestern Public Service CoWisconsin Public Service CorpNWEAVADPL LLCDayton Power & Light CoNorthern States Power CoMadison Gas & Electric CoGNEUTLCPWRCMS (+8%, 2%)
Electric & Other Services Combined; dot size is quarterly revenue; dashed lines are the industry's medians.

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About CMS Energy

CMS Energy was formed as a corporation in Michigan in 1987 and is an energy company operating primarily in Michigan. It is the parent holding company of several subsidiaries, including Consumers, an electric and gas utility, and NorthStar Clean Energy, primarily a domestic independent power producer and marketer. Consumers’ customer base consists of a mix of primarily residential, commercial, and diversified industrial customers. NorthStar Clean Energy, through its subsidiaries and equity investments, is engaged in domestic independent power production, including the development and operation of renewable generation, and the marketing of independent power production.

In its own words, from its 10-K, filed Feb 10, 2026.

CMS Energy against its Electric & Other Services Combined peers

The largest companies of the same SEC industry, each at its latest quarter. Revenue growth: +8% against the peers' median +8%. Operating margin: 2.2% against the peers' median 20.6%.

CompanyQuarterRevenueY/YOp. margin
CMS CMS EnergyQ3 2026$2.2B+8%2.2%
DUK Duke EnergyQ3 2026$9.1B+7%30.2%
Pepco Holdings LLCQ3 2026$7.3B+9%18.8%
EXC ExelonQ1 2026$7.2B+8%22.2%
PCG PG&EQ3 2026$6.2B-1%20.2%
ED Consolidated EdisonQ3 2026$4.9B+8%23.8%
XEL Xcel EnergyQ3 2026$4.2B+7%28.5%
Consolidated Edison Co of New YorkQ2 2026$4.1B+13%13.6%
PEG Public Service Enterprise GroupQ3 2026$3.0B-6%20.6%

Source: CMS Energy 10-Q on SEC EDGAR · CIK 811156 · Electric & Other Services Combined

13F: who owns CMS and who is buying

Largest holders of CMS (13F)Largest holders of CMS (13F)Vanguard Group$2.8BBlackRock$2.5BVanguard Capital Management LLC$1.5BVanguard Portfolio Management LLC$1.5BState Street$1.4BWellington Management Group LLP$930MGeode Capital Management, LLC$666MDZ Bank AG Deutsche Zentral Genos…$603MInvesco$583MMassachusetts Financial Services$576M
Funds' net buying of CMS by quarter (13F)Funds' net buying of CMS by quarter (13F)−$72.1M2024-09−$203M2024-12$338M2025-03$800M2025-06−$37.6M2025-09$10.7M2025-12$545M2026-03$1.0B2026-06
Value of shares 13F filers added minus the value they sold, each quarter (quarters with most filings in).

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