Triton Fund 6 agreed Friday to acquire Integris Composites from Agilitas Private Equity, expanding its footprint in industrial technology and defence‑related assets. The purchase, still pending regulatory clearance, adds a supplier of lightweight armour systems to Triton’s portfolio of mission‑critical businesses. Financial terms were not disclosed, but the move signals a strategic push into resilient end markets in Europe.

Integris operates globally, delivering advanced armour for land, aerospace and marine customers, including law‑enforcement and defence agencies for government contracts. Its vertically integrated model handles design, testing and large‑scale manufacturing in‑house, offering a rare degree of control over supply chains. Triton intends to fund the next growth phase with fresh capital and operational expertise drawn from its track record scaling industrial‑technology platforms.

Fund Managing Partner Claus von Hermann said Integris fits Triton’s strategy because it serves a highly protected market backed by durable structural tailwinds. The acquisition follows Triton’s recent spin‑off of RENK Group, which it listed on the Frankfurt exchange in 2024. By adding a defence‑grade supplier, Triton sharpens its position in sectors less vulnerable to economic cycles for investors.