CMS ENERGY CORP ($CMS)

1 tracked superinvestor hold CMS ENERGY CORP (CMS), worth $74M combined, led by George Soros. Smart money is trimming CMS as of the latest 13F filings.

Current price

$68.46

Superinvestors holding

1

tracked 13F / N-PORT funds

Combined value

$74M

disclosed long exposure

Tier-1 conviction

0

concentrated holders

Net this quarter

-1

0 buying · 1 selling

Smart money is net reducing CMS: 1 funds trimmed versus 0 adding.

The smart-money take on CMS

CMS ENERGY CORP (CMS) appears mainly in diversified and quant books here (1 funds, $74M combined) rather than in concentrated conviction portfolios — read the holders below with that in mind.

The largest position belongs to George Soros at 1.2% of their book — no single tracked manager treats it as an outsized, top-weighted bet.

No tracked fund opened a new position this quarter; 0 added and 1 trimmed, a net reduction.

Superinvestors holding CMS

InvestorMove% of their portfolioPosition value
2
George Soros

Soros Fund Management

Trimmed1.2%$74M

Tier badge = signal quality: 1 concentrated conviction · 2 quant/multi (context) · 3 retail & diversified. Only Tier 1 holdings feed the consensus signal.

Frequently asked

Which superinvestors own CMS?

1 tracked funds hold CMS ENERGY CORP (CMS), the largest being George Soros (Soros Fund Management) at 1.2% of its 13F portfolio. 0 of them are concentrated Tier-1 conviction managers.

Is smart money buying or selling CMS?

In the most recent 13F quarter, 0 tracked funds added or opened CMS and 1 trimmed it.

How much CMS do tracked funds hold?

Combined disclosed long exposure to CMS across tracked superinvestors is $74M as of the Jun 2026 filings.

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Get alerted when superinvestors trade $CMS

One email when a tracked manager opens, adds to or files to sell a position — from Form 4, 13D and Form 144, not the 45-day-old 13F.

Holdings aggregated from the latest SEC 13F & N-PORT filings via FMP · Jun 2026 quarter. Long equity positions only, reported with up to a 45-day delay — for activity between filings see real-time moves. Not financial advice.