Headquartered in Jackson, MI Fiscal year ends December NYSE: CMS cmsenergy.com
CMS Energy Corporation (NYSE: CMS) is a Michigan-based energy company whose primary subsidiary, Consumers Energy, provides regulated electric and natural gas service to millions of customers across Michigan. The company also owns and operates independent power generation facilities through its NorthStar Clean Energy subsidiary, which includes the Dearborn Industrial Generation plant, gas peakers, and Michigan-based solar projects. Following a strategic review, CMS Energy is exiting non-utility renewables development to focus on its regulated utility operations, with a goal of achieving nearly 100% utility-based earnings after 2027. The company has a $24 billion utility capital investment plan for 2026-2030, supporting approximately 10.5% annual rate base growth, and is pursuing a significant economic development pipeline of approximately 9 GW spanning data centers, semiconductor, and advanced manufacturing loads. Updated
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CMS Energy Corporation (NYSE: CMS) is a Michigan-based energy company whose primary subsidiary, Consumers Energy, provides regulated electric and natural gas service to millions of customers across Michigan.
24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for CMS is $66.89, rated Hold. The Wall Street consensus target is $76.92. CMS price prediction →
