Exhibit 99.2

 FEBRUARY 24, 2022  Q4 2021 EARNINGS CONFERENCE CALL  Listen-Only dial-in numbers:(844) 220-4970 (domestic)(262) 558-6349 (international)Conference ID: 1619366  Conference Call Replay:(855) 859-2056 (domestic)(404) 537-3406 (international)Conference ID: 1619366 

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 SOLID FINISH TO 2021 ENSURES CURTISS-WRIGHT IS WELL POSITIONED FOR 2022  Sales up 7%; Double-digit growth in Operating Income, Diluted EPS and New OrdersAchieved 17% Operating Margin target One Year earlyResults include $14M (60 bps) in incremental R&D investmentsCompleted Record annual Share Repurchase of $350MCleared runway for new AP1000 orders following settlement with WestinghouseAnnounced acquisition of Safran’s arresting systems business (SAA) for $240M in cashCompleted sale of German valves business2022 guidance reflects 3-5% Sales growth, improved profitability, 10-12% EPS growth and solid FCF generation   Sales increased 2% overallStrength of combined portfolio minimized supply chain impactsA&D markets flat; Commercial markets up 6%Operating Income up 2%; Operating Margin of 19.7% Strong profitability in A&I and Defense Electronics segmentsBenefit of company-wide operational excellence initiativesDiluted EPS of $2.40, up 6%, exceeded expectationsRecord Q4 share repurchase of $258MFCF of $219M; 230% FCF conversionNew Orders up 19%; Book-to-bill > 1.0x   3      Fourth Quarter 2021 Highlights   FY2021 Highlights     Recent News and Future Outlook   Note: 2021 results and 2022 guidance presented on an Adjusted (Non-GAAP) basis 

 FOURTH QUARTER 2021 FINANCIAL REVIEW  ($ in millions)  Q4’21 Adjusted  Q4’20 Adjusted  Chg vs. Q4’20  Key Drivers  Aerospace & Industrial   $208  $192   8%  Solid growth in comm’l aero (narrowbody OEM), industrial (vehicles) and defense (fighter jets)  Defense Electronics   $200  $182   10%  Strong contribution from PacStar acquisition and higher F-35 program revenuesIncludes ~$20M shift in revenues to 2022 (ongoing supply chain headwinds)  Naval & Power   $248  $267   (7%)  Lower naval defense sales (Virginia-class submarine) due to timingReduced CAP1000 program revenues (wind down) part. offset by growth in process (valves)   Total Sales  $655  $641   2%    Aerospace & Industrial Margin   $40 19.5%   $34 17.5%  20%200 bps  Favorable absorption on strong sales growthBenefit of ongoing operational excellence initiatives and pricing initiatives to mitigate supply chain headwinds  Defense Electronics Margin   $53 26.5%   $45 24.9%   17%160 bps  Favorable absorption and mix on defense electronics revenuesPacStar acquisition accretive to operating income, but dilutive to operating margin   Naval & Power Margin   $48 19.3%   $57 21.4%  (16%)(210 bps)  Unfavorable absorption on lower naval revenuesUnfavorable mix in the power & process market (CAP1000) and investments in Op Excellence  Corporate and Other  ($12)   ($10)  (22%)  Higher environmental costs  Total Op. IncomeCW Margin  $12919.7%  $12619.7%  2%Flat    4 

 2022 END MARKET SALES GROWTH GUIDANCE (As of February 23, 2022)    2022E Growth vs 2021  2022E % Sales  Expecting Solid Organic Growth in All A&D and Commercial Markets  Aerospace Defense   0% - 2%  18%  Favorable growth on C5/ISR programs; Partially offset by Lower F-35  Ground Defense   2% - 4%   9%  Higher tactical battlefield communication systems revenues  Naval Defense   1% - 3%  28%  Solid growth on CVN-81 A/C carrier and Columbia Class sub revenues, partially offset by lower CVN-80 A/C revenues  Commercial Aero   9% - 11%  11%  Rebound in Core OEM (mainly narrowbody)  Total Aerospace & Defense   2% - 4%  66%  Defense markets guidance considers continued supply chain disruption and Continuing Resolution (CR)  Power & Process   1% - 3%  18%  Solid U.S. nuclear aftermarket revenues, part. offset by lower CAP1000 program revenues (wind down) Solid growth in valves sales to Process market   General Industrial    6% - 8%  16%  Continued strength across industrial markets  Total Commercial   4% - 6%  34%  Growing backlog across Commercial markets  Total Curtiss-Wright   3% - 5%  100%    5 

 ($ in millions)  2022E Adjusted  % Change vs 2021    Aerospace & Industrial  $805 - 825   4% - 6%  Strong growth in Comm’l Aero and General Industrial markets; part. offset by lower F-35  Defense Electronics  $745 - 760   2% - 4%  A&D sales growth weighted to H2; Caution remains on supply chainHigher Aero Defense (C5ISR) and Ground Defense (PacStar)  Naval & Power  $980 - 995   2% - 3%  Naval Defense growth LSDMSD Growth in Nuclear AM and Process, partially offset by wind down on CAP1000 program  Total Sales  $2,530 - 2,580  3% - 5%    Aerospace & IndustrialMargin  $131 - 135 16.2% - 16.4%  9% - 12% 70 - 90 bps  Strong absorption on higher salesBenefit of ongoing operational excellence initiatives  Defense ElectronicsMargin  $164 - 169 22.0% - 22.2%  0% - 3% (40 - 60 bps)  Favorable absorption on higher A&D revenuesIncludes YOY R&D investments of $7M (90 bps impact)  Naval & PowerMargin  $177 - 182 18.1% - 18.3%  1% - 4%(10) - 10 bps  Higher Nuclear AM and Process sales offset by wind down on profitable CAP1000 (23%+)Solid incremental margin expansion excl. CAP1000 impactBenefit of Operational Excellence initiatives  Corporate and Other  ($39 - 40)  ~ Flat    Total Op. IncomeCW Margin  $432 - 44617.1% - 17.3%  3% - 6% +10 - 30 bps  Continued Margin Expansion in 2022, including R&D investments and CAP1000 Headwinds  2022 FINANCIAL GUIDANCE (As of February 23, 2022)  6 

   2022 FINANCIAL GUIDANCE (As of February 23, 2022)  ($ in millions, except EPS)  2022E Adjusted  % Change vs 2021    Total Sales  $2,530 - 2,580  3% - 5%    Total Operating Income  $432 - 446  3% - 6%    Other Income  $17 - 18    Higher Discount Rates  Interest Expense  ($39 - 40)      Diluted EPS  $8.05 - 8.25  10% - 12%  Benefit of Record $350M in ‘21 Share Repurchases; Expect Q1’22 EPS below PY level  Diluted Shares Outstanding   38.8 - 39.0    Min. $50 million share repurchase in ’22  Free Cash Flow  $345 - 365  0% - 5%  Cash Flow from Operations up 2% - 10%  Free Cash Flow Conversion   >110%    Remain above 110% long-term target  Capital Expenditures  $50 - 60    Return to normal discretionary spending (vs $41M in 2021)  Depreciation & Amortization  $110 - 120      7 

 REVITALIZING CURTISS-WRIGHT’S LONG-TERM OPPORTUNITY TO SUPPORT AP1000 PROGRAM  8  Secured Westinghouse’s commitment to Curtiss-Wright RCP technology in future AP1000 power plants for their next multi-unit project in Eastern EuropePotentially opens vast opportunity to new AP1000 plants, including in Poland, Ukraine, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovenia and U.S., among othersPotential to generate new RCP orders within the next 3-5 yearsSettled all outstanding legal matters with WestinghouseIn February 2022, Curtiss-Wright and Westinghouse reached an agreement to settle all outstanding AP1000 commercial claims on both sidesCovers both U.S. and China AP1000 reactor coolant pump (RCP) contracts dating back to 2007Curtiss-Wright to pay Westinghouse $25M settlement (split between Q1’22 and Q1’23)Long-term potential in Eastern Europe to secure more than $1.5B in RCP ordersJan. ’22: Westinghouse signed MOUs(1) with ten companies in Poland on the potential deployment of 6 AP1000 plants for the Polish Nuclear Power Plant programJan. ’22: Westinghouse signed Strategic Partnerships with Czech firms on the potential deployment of an AP1000 plant for the Dukovany 5 project, as well as other potential AP1000 projectsNov. ’21: Westinghouse entered into a MOU with the Ukraine's nuclear operator Energoatom for the procurement of AP1000 power plants for up to 5 reactors   (1) Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs)  

 DELIVERING VALUE THROUGH M&A…WHILE MOVING PAST LEGACY MATTERS  9  Integration Going Very WellEnhancing COTS value proposition with increased breadth of embedded computing portfolio; Addition of proprietary softwareFully integrated into Curtiss-Wright shared services (e.g. Sales, Marketing, Contracts)PacStar providing leadership in systems approach to MOSA, bringing Hybrid MOSA chassis and IQ Core software support to multiple CW product linesDelivered strong profitability on high single-digit sales growth in ’21, as expected  Successfully Divested German Valves businessAcquired in 2013Unable to develop necessary synergies with CW’s existing valves businessesRequired significant management time and resources Financials below corporate objectivesMoved to Held for Sale status in Q4’20; Signed and closed in Jan 2022  Phönix Group 

   ACQUISITION OF SAFRAN’S ARRESTING SYSTEMS BUSINESS EXPANDS GLOBAL DEFENSE PORTFOLIO  10  Jan’22: Announced Acquisition of Safran Aerosystems Arresting Company A leading supplier of mission-critical, fixed-wing military aircraft arresting systemsStrong global installed base (>5,000 systems worldwide) provides recurring aftermarket revenueGeographic mix: 25% U.S., 75% ROWAligned with CW Investor Day PrioritiesDefense businesses providing ‘critical safety systems’Industry leader with strong OEM and AM market shareAdjacent technology with CW’s existing helicopter landing and recovery systemsSupports Curtiss-Wright’s Long-Term Financial ObjectivesGrowth in fighter jet fleet (notably F-35) expected to yield significant long-term revenue growth opportunitiesExpected to contribute to CW’s overall operating margin target of 17% over timeDeal expected to close by early 3rd quarter  Purchase Price  $240M (cash)  EBITDA Multiple  ~12x NTM  2021 Sales  ~$70M  Adjusted Operating Margin (1)  Dilutive to CW in Year One   Adjusted EPS (1)  Accretive in Year One  Free Cash Flow  Expected to generate >100% FCF Conv.  Excludes impact of first-year purchase accounting adjustments, including backlog amortization and transaction costs  

 CURTISS-WRIGHT IS WELL POSITIONED TO DELIVER PROFITABLE GROWTH IN 2022  11  Sales growth of 3% - 5%, driven by increases in all A&D and Commercial marketsRemain cautious on supply chain and impact of Continuing Resolution in DefenseContinued Operating Margin expansion, Expect 10 - 30 bps increase to 17.1% - 17.3%Maintaining increased investment in R&D for long-term growth ($8M or 30 bps)Free Cash Flow generation remains solid Targeting 10th consecutive year >100% FCF conversionCommitted to a disciplined capital allocation strategyAcquisitions remain a top priorityRemain on track to deliver on our Investor Day financial targets for 2023  

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 NON-GAAP FINANCIAL RESULTS  The Corporation supplements its financial information determined under U.S. generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) with certain non-GAAP financial information. Curtiss-Wright believes that these Adjusted (non-GAAP) measures provide investors with improved transparency in order to better measure Curtiss-Wright’s ongoing operating and financial performance and better comparisons of our key financial metrics to our peers. These non-GAAP measures should not be considered in isolation or as a substitute for the related GAAP measures, and other companies may define such measures differently. Curtiss-Wright encourages investors to review its financial statements and publicly filed reports in their entirety and not to rely on any single financial measure. Reconciliations of “As Reported” GAAP amounts to “Adjusted” non-GAAP amounts are furnished within this release. The following definitions are provided:Adjusted Sales, Operating Income, Operating Margin, Net Earnings and Diluted EPSThese Adjusted financials are defined as Reported Sales, Operating Income, Operating Margin, Net Earnings and Diluted Earnings per Share under GAAP excluding: (i) the impact of first year purchase accounting costs associated with acquisitions, specifically one-time inventory step-up, backlog amortization, deferred revenue adjustments and transaction costs; (ii) one-time transition and IT security costs associated with the relocation of a business in the prior year period; (iii) the non-cash impairment of capitalized development costs in the prior year period; (iv) significant restructuring costs in 2020 associated with its operations; (v) the sale or divestiture of a business or product line; (vi) pension settlement charges; and (vii) significant legal settlements and impairment costs. Free Cash Flow and Free Cash Flow ConversionThe Corporation discloses free cash flow because it measures cash flow available for investing and financing activities. Free cash flow represents cash available to repay outstanding debt, invest in the business, acquire businesses, return capital to shareholders and make other strategic investments. Free cash flow is defined as net cash provided by operating activities less capital expenditures. Adjusted free cash flow for 2020 excludes: (i) a capital investment in the Naval & Power segment related to the new, state-of-the-art naval facility principally for DRG; (ii) a voluntary contribution to the Company’s corporate defined benefit pension plan made in the first quarter of 2020; and (iii) the cash impact from significant restructuring in 2020. The Corporation discloses adjusted free cash flow conversion because it measures the proportion of net earnings converted into free cash flow and is defined as adjusted free cash flow divided by adjusted net earnings. EBITDAEBITDA is defined as Net Earnings before Interest, Tax, Depreciation and Amortization.   13 

 FOURTH QUARTER 2021: END MARKET SALES GROWTH  ($ in Millions)  Q4’21 Adjusted  Q4’20 Adjusted  Chg vs. Q4’20  Key Drivers  Aerospace Defense  $125  $131   (5%)  Lower defense electronics sales on various programs, as certain revenues shifted into 2022; Partially offset by higher F-35 sales  Ground Defense  $62  $45   37%  Higher tactical battlefield communications equipment revenues (PacStar)  Naval Defense  $179  $196   (9%)  Lower revenues on Virginia-class submarine (due to timing), partially offset by higher CVN-81 aircraft carrier revenue  Commercial Aero  $69  $62   11%  Higher sales of sensors and surface treatment services on narrowbody platforms  Total A&D Markets  $435  $434   0%    Power & Process  $121  $117   3%  Improved valves sales to process markets, more than offset by lower power generation revenues (CAP1000 wind down)  General Industrial   $100  $91   11%  Continued strong demand for industrial vehicles products  Total Commercial Markets  $221  $207   6%    Total Curtiss-Wright  $655  $641   2%    14 

 2021 END MARKET SALES WATERFALL   FY’21 Adjusted:Overall UP 7%A&D Markets UP 8%Comm’l Markets UP 6%  Note: Amounts may not add down due to rounding.Power & Process market sales concentrated in Naval & Power segmentGeneral Industrial sales concentrated in Aerospace & Industrial segment  15 

 2022E END MARKET SALES WATERFALL (as of February 23, 2022)  FY’22 Adjusted Guidance:Overall UP 3 - 5%A&D Markets UP 2 - 4%Comm’l Markets UP 4 - 6%  Note: Amounts may not add down due to rounding.Power & Process market sales concentrated in Naval & Power segmentGeneral Industrial sales concentrated in Aerospace & Industrial segment  16 

 NON-GAAP RECONCILIATION – 2022 VS 2021 (ADJUSTED)  17