It's ot entirely clear what you are after but I think a FULL outer join would help:

SELECT 
    COALESCE(a.Component, b.Component) AS Component
  , COALESCE(a.data1, b.data1) AS data1
  , COALESCE(a.data2, b.data2) AS data2
  , COALESCE(a.data3, b.data3) AS data3
  , COALESCE(a.data4, b.data4) AS data4
FROM 
    table1 AS a
  FULL JOIN
    table2 AS b
      ON b.Component = a.Component ;

It's not entirely clear what you are after but I think a FULL outer join would help:

SELECT 
    COALESCE(a.Component, b.Component) AS Component
  , COALESCE(a.data1, 0) AS data1
  , COALESCE(a.data2, 0) AS data2
  , COALESCE(b.data3, 0) AS data3
  , COALESCE(b.data4, 0) AS data4
FROM 
    table1 AS a
  FULL JOIN
    table2 AS b
      ON b.Component = a.Component ;

If Component is not UNIQUE on one (or both) of the tables, then you could aggreagte and then join:

WITH a AS
  ( SELECT 
        Component
      , COUNT(*) AS cnt
      , SUM(data1) AS sum_data1
      , SUM(data2) AS sum_data2
      -- ...
      , AVG(data1) AS avg_data1
      -- ...
    GROUP BY
        Component
    FROM
        table1
  )
  , b AS
  ( SELECT 
        Component
      , COUNT(*) AS cnt
      , SUM(data3) AS sum_data3
      -- ...
      , AVG(data3) AS avg_data3
      -- ...
    GROUP BY
        Component
    FROM
        table2
  ) 
    SELECT 
        COALESCE(a.Component, b.Component) AS Component
      , COALESCE(a.sum_data1,0) AS sum_data1
      -- ...
      , COALESCE(b.sum_data3,0) AS sum_data3
      -- ...
    FROM 
        a FULL JOIN b
            ON b.Component = a.Component ;