Exhibit 99.2 Rocket Lab USA, Inc SOLAERO Holdings, INC. acquisition investor presentation December 13, 2021 rocketlabusa.com

DISCLAIMER AND FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS Forward Looking Statements This presentation may contain certain “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. All statements, other than statements of historical facts, contained in this presentation, including statements regarding our expectations related to the SolAero acquisition, its timetable for completion (if at all), its expected benefits and financial performance and synergies with our business, and other expectations with respect to our, strategy, future operations, future financial position, projected costs, prospects, plans and objectives of management, are forward-looking statements. 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TODAY’S PRESENTERS Peter Beck Adam Spice Founder, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Engineer Chief Financial Officer

Agenda 1 Platform Strategy and SolAero Overview 2 Acquisition Rationale 3 SolAero Customers and Markets 4 Financial Profile and Impact 5 Sell-Side Q&A

Frontier-S APL Licensed Radio Star Trackers Platform Separation Systems strategy Building an end- to-end space Software company at scale Rocket Lab is building a complete space mission offering that spans spacecraft manufacture, satellite subsystems, flight software, ground operations, and launch The acquisitions of Sinclair Interplanetary, Advanced Solutions Inc Reaction Wheels (ASI), Planetary Systems Corporation (PSC), and SolAero, combined with our organically developed solutions, will enable Rocket Lab to offer the most efficient and optimized spacecraft solutions in the industry 1 Space Solar Power For the space market to grow to its forecast $1.4T by 2030 spacecraft manufacturing has to scale. Rocket Lab has the proven track record to deliver this 1 Wall Street Research

Acquisition Rationale STRENGTHENS ROCKET LAB’S POSITION AS AN END - TO -END SPACE COMPANY + Solar technology is a foundational + SolAero brings both extensive on- building block and differentiator in orbit heritage and deep spacecraft design commercial, civil and government customer relationships + SolAero brings significant revenue + Rocket Lab has a proven ability to scale by supplying one of the scale businesses. We have the highest value components in the team, facilities, and resources to make space solar tech available at spacecraft scale globally NASA MARS INSIGHT LANDER FT. SOLAERO TECHNOLOGY FLORIDA NASA PARKER SOLAR PROBE FT. SOLAERO TECHNOLOGY FLORIDA SOLAR CELL PRODUCTION ALBUQUERQUE, NM

Global leader in space solar products Vertically integrated premier supplier of space solar power products and precision aerospace structures for the global aerospace market 1000+ 600+ 425 Satellites in orbit Low Earth Orbit Team members powered by SolAero missions launched + products 100+ geostationary missions Unique capability of providing high efficiency solar cells, solar cell assemblies (CICs) and integrating its CICs onto solar panels 100% 23 15 Supplier to the U.S. government, civil Interplanetary and Years serving the Mission success rate space, and commercial prime Lunar missions global aerospace to date contractors worldwide launched market

Space solar cells Space solar cics Among the Highest Efficiency Solar cell Space Solar Optoelectronics Panels technology in the world Structural Panel Components Substrates

solaero customers & Markets D ef en se, intelligence, and national security Civil space, science, and exploration Commercial Operators

Parker Solar Probe LADEE APL Kaguya Messenger Solaero has powered over 1000 satellites ON ORBIT OVER THE PAST 20 YEARS DAWN MAVEN Hayabusa-2 MSL Inter-Planetary InSight

Committed Management Team Strong industry Experience Brad Clevenger Jeff Lassiter Navid Fatemi Jerry Winton Pravin Patel President & CEO EVP & CFO Sr. VP Business Development VP Operations VP & Chief Engineer Joined in 2001 Joined in 2015 Joined in 1998 Joined in 2006 Joined in 2006 24 years’ experience 20 years’ experience 32 years’ experience 22 years’ experience 16 years’ experience Prior Experience: Prior Experience: Prior Experience: Prior Experience: Prior Experience: K EY EM P L OY M EN T S TAT S 4 2 5 22 % 83 5. 5 Total Employees Bachelor’s Degree & Above Technical employees Years avg. tenure

World’s largest space solar cell production line 154,696 ft/sq. of production facilities in Albuquerque, New Mexico Highly automated 50,000 ft/sq. of Class 1000 semiconductor fab cleanroom Solar cell production capacity of >500 KW per year for space missions

Financial Impact Ne ar d o u b li ng o f $80M all-cash transaction to acquire all shares of Solaero, with expected deal revenue run - r a te delivering scale close in the first quarter of 2022 Expect approximately $20M per quarter of run-rate revenue from SolAero after completion of the acquisition, with capacity for growth within existing production envelope Opportunity to bring end-to-end mission solutions benefits to active constellation proposals to drive meaningful near-term revenue growth Opportunities to Shared view of pipeline opportunities, with backlog of $153 million as of depl oy a ccretiv e 11/30/21 across a range of government and commercial programs efficiency improving CA PE X Expanded strategic spacecraft BOM portfolio drives up constellation PWIN Expect increased capacity utilization and incremental production CAPEX to enable targeted space solar solutions gross margins of approximately 30% for this acquired business in coming years Manufacturing, R&D, and administrative resources shared across many common customer platforms expected to allow for optimization across the business with A Comb in ed sca l ed team of over 1,100 targeted Adjusted EBITDA margins of approximately 20% for this acquired business in coming years