CRITICAL. ENERGY. INFRASTRUCTURE. Exhibit 99.2

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Transaction Overview Kodiak to acquire CSI Compressco LP (“CSI”) in all-equity transaction valued at $854 million Fixed exchange ratio of 0.086 Kodiak shares per CSI unit Kodiak to assume $635 million in outstanding CSI debt To launch senior notes offering to repay all CSI debt at closing Purchase price represents ~5.4x multiple of CSI 2024E Adj. EBITDA after expected synergies >$20 million of expected annual run-rate cost synergies Pro forma 2024E adjusted EBITDA of ~$630 million1 Creates largest contract compression fleet with 4.3 million revenue-generating horsepower2 2.8 million horsepower in the Permian Basin 97% pro forma fleet utilization Expected to close in Q2 2024 Transaction approved by the boards of Kodiak and CSI’s GP Holders of >50% of CSI Compressco’s units have entered into support agreements 1 Assumes both companies’ consensus 2024 estimates and the expected annual run-rate cost synergies; 2 Sum of Kodiak revenue-generating horsepower and CSI horsepower in service plus committed and on-order horsepower as of 9/30/23 ~3.2M HP ~1.1M HP ~4.3M Revenue-Generating HP2 ~2.3M HP ~0.5M HP ~2.8M Permian HP 99.9% Utilization 96.6% Utilization Largest Operator in Permian Basin Highest Utilization Among Peers Largest Fleet in North America

4.3 Million Revenue-Generating HP 1 Reflects revenue-generating horsepower for Kodiak as of October 2023 and operating horsepower plus committed horsepower for CSI as of September 2023; 2 Other category comprised of CSI figures identified as East and West, and Kodiak figures identified as Appalachia, Haynesville, and Other Kodiak Headquarters CSI Headquarters Permian 2,801k HP CSI 507k HP Kodiak 2,294k HP Total Revenue-Generating 4,259k HP1 CSI 1,043k HP Kodiak 3,216k HP Northern Rockies 332k HP CSI 70k HP Kodiak 262k HP Other2 192k HP CSI 71k HP Kodiak 121k HP Mid-Continent 304k HP CSI 190k HP Kodiak 114k HP International 48k HP CSI 48k HP Kodiak None Eagle Ford 582k HP CSI 157k HP Kodiak 425k HP Pro Forma HP by Geography

Key Transaction Benefits Attractive Transaction Economics Immediately accretive to Discretionary Cash Flow and Free Cash Flow per share At least $20 million of high-confidence annual cost synergies Transaction value of ~5.4x 2024 consensus Adjusted EBITDA including synergies Leverage-neutral to Kodiak; long-term leverage target of 3.0x – 3.5x by year end 2025 Complementary Compression Assets Increases size and scale of fleet Opportunity to generate higher utilization across CSI fleet Investments in large HP units have substantially high-graded CSI’s fleet Deepen Geographic Footprint and Expand Customer Base Presence in the Permian and South Texas augments Kodiak’s existing footprint Fixed-revenue contracts with blue chip customers Limited customer overlap Natural Extension of Diversified Service Offerings Broader service offerings via CSI’s natural gas treating / cooling and aftermarket services Potential for cross-selling opportunities

CSI Compressco Business Overview Fleet by HP Size (% of Total HP)1 Compression & Related Services (73% of LTM revenues): contract compression, treating and gas cooling services Aftermarket Services (22% of LTM revenues): parts sales, equipment repair, and maintenance services Equipment Sales & Rentals (5% of LTM revenues): sale or lease of new or used compression equipment Diversified geographic exposure Fixed-revenue contracts with high-quality customer base New management team as of January 2021 has made significant investments to high-grade the fleet, leading to: Higher average HP per unit Sale of small and non-core assets Redeployment of idle units Substantially improved utilization Electrification of mid-size and large HP units 1 Reflects end of period HP as of September 30, 2023; 2 Reflects US Recip Fleet; the reciprocating compression portion of CSI Compressco’s fleet in the US and excludes rotary screw compressors and GasJack/Vjack units Increasing Utilization2

Best-in-Class Provider with Enhanced Scale Best-in-Class Provider1 Average Age of Fleet2 ~6 years ~11 years ~11 years Revenue-generating HP (000s) 4,259 3,396 3,608 HP Utilization % ~97% ~94% ~96% Pro Forma 1 Fleet statistics as of September 30, 2023 unless otherwise noted; pro forma figures taken as the sum of Kodiak and CSI figures, weighted by horsepower as necessary; 2 Kodiak pro forma figure as of September 30, 2023, includes CSI U.S. reciprocating units only, excl. units with unknown date of manufacture; USAC and AROC as of December 31, 2022; 3 Leverage ratio at 12/31/25 calculated on an LQA basis Financial Targets 3.0x – 3.5x 2025E Leverage Target3 >8% Est. Discretionary Cash Flow Accretion in Year 1 $20MM+ Run-Rate Cost Synergies