Rocket Lab

Rocket Lab is an end-to-end space company that provides launch services, spacecraft and space systems technology. Its stated purpose is opening access to orbit to improve life on Earth. The company operates across the launch vehicle, spacecraft design and manufacturing, space solar cell and space systems components markets, and is active in constellation deployment, cargo resupply and interplanetary missions.

Electron, a small launch vehicle, is the second most frequently launched American rocket, with 77 successful launches and 245 satellites sent to orbit. Neutron, a next-generation launch vehicle in the 13-tonne payload class, is under development for constellation deployment, cargo resupply and interplanetary missions. Rocket Lab's spacecraft technology and services have enabled more than 1,700 missions worldwide, while its space solar cells - used on spacecraft ranging from the James Webb Space Telescope to communications constellations - power over 1,000 spacecraft and have accumulated more than 150 years in orbit.

The company serves customers in climate monitoring, national security and defence, global communications, space exploration, satellite constellations and cargo resupply. Its presence spans Long Beach, California, where it is headquartered, as well as Virginia, New Mexico, Colorado, Maryland, Toronto in Canada and New Zealand.