Agilitas Private Equity has agreed to sell Integris Composites, a global provider of high-performance survivability composite solutions, to Triton Partners, subject to customary regulatory approvals.
Since acquiring Integris from Royal TenCate in March 2021, Agilitas has worked closely with management to transform the company into a standalone, market-leading business. Under its ownership, Integris strengthened its transatlantic presence, expanded its product portfolio, and accelerated international growth, establishing operations in the US and APAC while maintaining a strong European footprint.
Agilitas supported the creation of a global R&D function, enhancing engineering and testing capabilities that underpin Integris’s proprietary, mission-critical products for land vehicles, aircraft, and naval vessels. The firm also invested in production process upgrades and targeted insourcing initiatives, helping Integris improve quality control and operational efficiency across its facilities in the Netherlands, US, France, and Denmark.
“Integris has become a global leader in survivability solutions with cutting-edge R&D and engineering capabilities,” said Tor Midsem, Agilitas board member. “We are proud to have partnered with management to build a stronger, more innovative business.”
CEO Andrew Bonham added that Agilitas’s support had been instrumental in the company’s growth and international expansion, enabling it to win multi-year programmes and deepen relationships with strategic customers worldwide.
Martin Calderbank, Managing Partner at Agilitas, emphasised the broader impact of the investment: “Integris’s products save lives. Our partnership strengthened the company’s ability to protect people and critical assets, helping its customers manage safety challenges more effectively.”
Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed.
