NEXTERA ENERGY INC

NextEra Energy's Q1 2026 13F shows 2,914 holders controlling $154.5B with every holder classified as NEW -- no increased, decreased, or sold entries. This 100% NEW pattern indicates a reporting restructuring or first comparability event rather than a true portfolio deployment. BlackRock is the largest holder at $16.6B (178.8M shares); Vanguard combined across two entities totals $18.2B (Vanguard Capital Management $12.6B, Vanguard Portfolio Management $5.6B); State Street is third at $11.1B (119.7M shares); JPMorgan is fourth at $10.3B (112.0M shares); Morgan Stanley is fifth at $6.0B (64.8M shares); Geode is sixth at $4.5B (48.3M shares); Franklin Resources is seventh at $4.3B (46.5M shares); Capital Research Global is eighth at $3.3B (35.7M shares); FMR/Fidelity is ninth at $3.1B (33.9M shares); Bank of America is tenth at $2.9B (31.4M shares). The top-20 also includes Wells Fargo ($2.8B), UBS Group ($2.3B), Goldman Sachs ($2.2B), Northern Trust ($2.1B), RBC ($1.8B), Deutsche Bank ($1.6B), Charles Schwab ($1.6B), Legal & General ($1.5B), and Nuveen ($1.5B). The portfolio is dominated by passive-index representation (Vanguard $18.2B, BlackRock $16.6B, State Street $11.1B, Geode $4.5B, Northern Trust $2.1B, Charles Schwab $1.6B totaling ~$54.1B or 35.0%) combined with active-manager and bank-affiliated holders. The 75.50 whaleScore reflects AUM. From a smart-money-signal perspective, NEE's Q1 2026 holder picture is purely descriptive of a reporting restructuring -- the absence of any change data means there is no turnover signal to interpret. The defining characteristic is NextEra's status as the largest U.S. utility-and-renewables franchise with deep institutional penetration across both passive and active vehicles.