Integris

Washington, D.C. – October 29, 2026 -- Integris will exhibit its lightweight ballistic protection solutions at the 2026 Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C., targeting U.S. Army and wider defense buyers.

Integris targets vehicle, personal and aerospace protection requirements

The company plans to present protection technologies for vehicle, personal, aerospace and other defense applications. Its team will also discuss potential collaboration with customers and partners, as well as new organizations across the defense sector.

AUSA gives Integris access to U.S. Army decision-makers

The AUSA Annual Meeting centers on U.S. Army modernization and national security. According to Integris, the event covers technologies ranging from weapon systems to cybersecurity, along with strategic input from military and government leaders on future combat strategies and defense challenges.

Kuala Lumpur – October 29, 2026 -- CTruk Boats Sdn Bhd and Integris signed a memorandum of understanding at Defence Services Asia 2026 (DSA 2026) to co-develop lightweight composite armour for CTruk's new 40m Surface Effect Ship (SES) Fast Patrol Craft.

Integris to build configurable armour kits for the SES platform

Integris will develop tailored lightweight armour kits for the SES, optimised for long-term durability in demanding marine environments across the Asia Pacific region. The kits are configurable to end-user requirements, including protection levels, coverage areas such as the wheelhouse, engine room and weapon stations, and modular installation.

France – October 27, 2026 -- Integris and TR Equipment have delivered a maritime ballistic protection system for ship gunners to the Marine Nationale, the French Navy, with 360-degree shielding and protection up to STANAG Level 2.

System scales beyond Level 2 for higher-threat missions

The system is built from lightweight composite armour and a modular design that can be configured for specific missions. It covers weapon stations, torso and lower body. Configurations for higher threat levels are available as options.

The developers say it is designed for coastal patrol, naval security operations and expeditionary missions, and protects against ballistic threats and fragmentation while preserving the gunner's situational awareness.

Washington DC – October 27, 2026 -- Integris, a supplier of ballistic protection systems for aerospace and naval platforms, used the three-day Sea-Air-Space Exposition to court military stakeholders and OEMs as U.S. defense spending runs at roughly $900 billion a year.

Integris targets lightweight composite armor demand across maritime and aircraft platforms

The company held high-level meetings with military stakeholders, OEMs and industry partners on survivability and protection requirements for naval and aerospace platforms. Talks centered on lightweight armor for maritime vessels and for rotary-wing and fixed-wing aircraft, covering current challenges and future program needs.

David Cordova, Chief Commercial Officer, Americas, said the event gives Integris direct access to decision-makers across maritime and aerospace defense and a stage for its lightweight composite armor.

Rauma – October 27, 2026 -- Integris has been selected to supply naval ballistic protective systems for four vessels under construction for Finland's Squadron 2020 modernisation programme at Rauma Marine Constructions.

Integris joined the design process at the earliest stage

Integris engineers worked with the shipbuilder's project team from the start of ship design. The aim was to integrate survivability solutions while holding strict weight and performance targets.

Jari Nieminen, Programme Director at Rauma Marine Constructions, said the protection was integrated into the design to meet survivability requirements "without compromising speed, range, or payload."

Paris – – October 27, 2026 --

Integris presented ballistic protection products and simulation capabilities across four domains at Eurosatory 2026, a defence show that brought together more than 1,700 exhibitors and over 62,000 visitors from June 15–19.

Integris booth drew delegations next to the French MOD and John Cockerill

The company's stand sat beside the French Ministry of Defence and John Cockerill, where many of Integris' vehicle solutions were on display. Existing partners and new prospects used the booth to discuss requirements and review the company's capabilities. Official delegations and institutional representatives also visited.

Integris said many of its ballistic protection technologies are integrated into end products by industry partners. It described regular Eurosatory participation as strategically important for visibility in a highly competitive defence market.