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FORM 144
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144 - March 14, 2025

Filed March 14, 2025
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0002001011-25-000017

Rocket Lab officer Adam Spice to sell 62,843 shares from RSU vesting to cover taxes.

Brief

This Form 144 discloses officer Adam C. Spice's intent to sell 62,843 common shares of Rocket Lab USA, Inc. The shares stem from 114,845 restricted stock units vesting on March 13, 2025, with the sale on March 14, 2025, via Morgan Stanley to cover tax obligations. No prior sales in the past 3 months; routine liquidity event for investors.

Detailed Brief

Form 144 filed March 14, 2025, by Adam C. Spice, an officer of Rocket Lab USA, Inc. (NASDAQ: RKLB), notifies of a proposed sale of 62,843 common shares under Rule 144. The shares were acquired via vesting of 114,845 restricted stock units on March 13, 2025, as compensation from the issuer. Aggregate market value is $1,142,567.44, with 506,010,954 shares outstanding. The broker is Morgan Stanley Smith Barney LLC. The filing notes no securities sold in the past 3 months and explicitly states the sale covers tax obligations from the vested equity award. Spice, via attorney-in-fact, represents no undisclosed material adverse information. This is a standard insider transaction tied to equity compensation vesting, common in high-growth space firms like Rocket Lab to manage liquidity and taxes without broader capital market implications.

Key Telemetry

  • Adam C. Spice (Officer) to sell 62,843 common shares on 03/14/2025, value $1,142,567.
  • Shares from 114,845 RSUs vesting 03/13/2025 as compensation.
  • No sales by Spice in past 3 months.
  • Sale covers tax obligations from vesting; certifies no material adverse info.
  • ~0.012% of 506M outstanding shares.

Impact Vector

Routine insider sale for tax withholding poses no strategic concerns for Rocket Lab investors, as it's tied to standard RSU vesting and Spice affirms no undisclosed adverse info. Near-term stock impact negligible given small size vs. float. Monitor future insider filings for patterns, but this aligns with compensation practices in growth-stage aerospace firms.

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