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Triton agrees to buy armour maker Integris Composites from Agilitas

The mid-market fund draws on its RENK experience to scale a defence supplier riding higher European and US military spending.

M&A News deals deskIndustrials / Defence composites · Netherlands, Europe7 Apr 2026

Triton Fund 6 agreed on 7 April to acquire Integris Composites, a supplier of lightweight composite armour and survivability products for defence and law enforcement, from funds advised by Agilitas Private Equity. Financial terms were not disclosed.

Integris Composites website: integriscomposites.com

Why Triton Fund 6 is buying Integris Composites

Triton said Integris had built a differentiated position as a trusted partner across Europe and the US, and that it would bring capital and operational expertise, drawing on prior investments such as RENK, to expand production capacity to meet growing demand for protection solutions.

Deal terms and financing

Terms were not disclosed. Triton is investing through Triton Fund 6.

Regulatory approvals and timing

The transaction is subject to certain regulatory approvals and other customary requirements; no completion announcement was found in the sources reviewed by October 2026.

Market context

Integris has more than 30 years of experience in composite armour and makes plates and kits for personal protection, land vehicles, aerospace and marine uses. Agilitas acquired it from Royal TenCate in March 2021 and built a standalone business with operations in the Netherlands, the US, France and Denmark.

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