September 17, 2026

Hamilton, Bermuda

Flex LNG Ltd (Ticker NYSE: FLNG) will be presenting at Pareto Securities' 33rd Annual Energy Conference in Oslo today, September 17th 2026. The presentation will be held by Knut Traaholt, Chief Financial Officer.

The presentation is attached hereto and is also available on our website, www.flexlng.com

For further information, please contact:

Mr. Knut Traaholt, Chief Financial Officer of Flex LNG Management AS

Telephone: +47 23 11 40 00

Email: ir@flexlng.com

About FLEX LNG

Flex LNG is a shipping company focused on the growing market for Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG). Our fleet consists of thirteen LNG carriers on the water and all of our vessels are state-of-the-art ships with the latest generation two-stroke propulsion (MEGI and X-DF). These modern ships offer significant improvements in fuel efficiency and thus also carbon footprint compared to the older steam and four-stroke propelled ships. Flex LNG is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker FLNG. For more information, go to: www.flexlng.com

Agilitas funds sign an agreement to sell Integris Composites to Triton

Agilitas Private Equity LLP (“Agilitas”), the pan-European mid-market private equity firm, is pleased to announce that Agilitas funds have signed agreements to sell, subject to certain regulatory approvals and other customary requirements, Integris Composites (“Integris” or “the Company”) to Triton Partners (“Triton”).

Integris is a global provider of bespoke, high-performance, lightweight survivability composite products which protect people working in hostile environments. The Company’s portfolio of highly engineered products is used across land vehicles, aircraft, and naval vessels and is mission-critical to end-user safety. Integris is among the few vertically integrated specialists of its kind with in-house design, production, testing, and lifecycle management capabilities.

Integris is headquartered in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, with production facilities in the United States (US), France, and Denmark and offices covering sales in more than 50 countries.

Agilitas initially backed the buyout of Integris from Royal TenCate in March 2021. Since then, Agilitas has worked closely with management to establish Integris as a standalone business under a new brand and reinforce its unique position as a transatlantic independent provider in the highly regulated survivability solutions industry.

Under Agilitas’s stewardship, the Company expanded its product range, winning major multi-year programmes worldwide from existing and new strategic customers. Integris accelerated its international expansion by scaling US operations and growing its APAC presence, entering new markets to solidify its global reach while building a highly capable global workforce. Agilitas also supported the establishment of a global R&D function, strengthening engineering expertise to accelerate innovation in new programmes. In parallel, the Company upgraded control systems and enhanced production processes, including through targeted insourcing initiatives, to continue delivering outstanding product quality and proprietary simulation, testing, and engineering capabilities.

Agilitas’s Tor Midsem, member of the Integris board, said: “We are proud to have supported Integris’s management team through a buyout and the transformation of the business into a market leader with strong intellectual property underpinned by cutting-edge R&D, design, engineering, and testing capabilities. We wish Integris all the best for the future.”

Andrew Bonham, CEO of Integris, commented: “We want to thank Agilitas for their support and expertise in this a fantastic journey built on a strong cooperation between Agilitas, the Board and ~370 amazing Integris employees across the globe. We are excited to begin the next step in our journey with Triton and to continue delivering best-in-class survivability solutions for our customers.”

Martin Calderbank, Managing Partner at Agilitas, highlighted that: “Integris’s products save lives. Under Agilitas’s stewardship, Integris strengthened its ability to protect people and critical assets, helping its customers to better manage safety challenges.”

Click here for the Press Release on Triton

Click here for the Press Release on Agilitas

Agilitas Private Equity LLP

Agilitas is a pan-European, mid-market private equity firm. The firm invests in high-quality, defensible businesses with opportunities for significant step changes, creating long term value through business transformation. Agilitas has a patient, sector-focused approach to investing and a strong track-record of dramatically transforming and growing companies. Agilitas is highly selective, targeting businesses that serve human and planetary needs.

Triton Partners

Founded in 1997 and owned by its partners, Triton Partners is a leading European mid-market sector specialist investor. Triton Partners focuses on investing in businesses that provide mission critical goods and services in its three core sectors of Business Services, Industrial Tech, and Healthcare.Triton Partners has over 150 investment professionals and value creation experts across eleven offices and invests through three complementary strategies: Mid-Market Private Equity (TMM), Lower Mid-Market Private Equity (TSM), and Opportunistic Credit (TDO).

CTruk Boats Sdn Bhd and Integris sign MOU at DSA 2026

CTruk Boats Sdn Bhd and Integris have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) during Defence Services Asia 2026 (DSA 2026) in Kuala Lumpur, marking the beginning of a strategic collaboration on next-generation lightweight armour solutions for high-performance marine platforms.

The agreement focuses on the joint design and development of Integris’ advanced lightweight composite armour for CTruk’s new Surface Effect Ship (SES), a 40m Fast Patrol Craft engineered for enhanced operational flexibility.

Advancing survivability through innovation

The SES platform incorporates advanced ride control and stabilisation technology, enabling integration of a wide range of mission-critical systems, including weapons, surveillance equipment and ballistic protection. This design approach delivers improved mission effectiveness alongside superior survivability for both crew and onboard systems.

As part of the collaboration, Integris will develop tailored lightweight armour kits optimised for long-term durability in demanding marine environments across the Asia Pacific region. These solutions will be highly configurable, allowing adaptation to specific end-user requirements, including varying protection levels, coverage areas such as wheelhouse, engine room and weapon stations, and modular installation.

Peter Kidd from CTruk Boats Sdn Bhd commented:

“This partnership with Integris enables us to push the boundaries of what is possible in high-speed patrol craft design, combining performance with advanced protection solutions that meet the evolving needs of our customers.”

Complementary expertise

CTruk Boats Sdn Bhd brings extensive expertise in the design and manufacture of high-performance, high-efficiency marine craft, while Integris Composites contributes its proven capabilities in the development and production of lightweight composite armour systems for marine, land, aerospace and personal protection applications.

The collaboration reflects a shared commitment to innovation, operational effectiveness and lifecycle performance.

Jacob Abelsen, Sales Director APAC added:

“The agreement represents a significant step in expanding our marine capabilities in APAC, delivering scalable, mission-ready protection solutions that align with the operational demands of modern naval and security forces.”

Presence at DSA 2026

Both companies are showcasing their capabilities at DSA 2026, where visitors can engage directly with representatives at Booth 7083 to learn more about the collaboration and the technologies under development.

Maritime ballistic protection system for naval operations

Integris, in collaboration with TR Equipment, has successfully developed and delivered an advanced maritime ballistic protection system for ship gunners to the Marine Nationale (French Navy). This naval protection solution is designed to enhance operator survivability in high-threat maritime environments, including coastal patrol, naval security operations, and expeditionary missions.

The system incorporates lightweight armour technology, modular ballistic protection, and scalable protection levels up to STANAG Level 2, with options for higher threat-level configurations.

Key gunner protection features and capabilities

- Maritime gunner protection system with 360-degree shielding

- STANAG-compliant ballistic protection (Level 2 and scalable)

- Lightweight composite armour for enhanced mobility

- Modular design for mission-specific configuration

- Rapid installation across multiple naval vessel types

- Protection for weapon stations, torso, and lower body

Operational advantages

This naval armour system is engineered for rapid integration and minimal vessel downtime, making it suitable for all naval vessels. The design ensures optimal situational awareness while improving crew protection against ballistic threats and fragmentation.

“At Integris, we focus on delivering practical protection solutions. This system highlights our experience in lightweight, high-performance armour design.” — Valérie Orhan, Sales Manager France

TR Equipment capabilities

TR Equipment contributes extensive expertise in defence system integration, maritime platform adaptation, mechanical engineering, and rapid prototyping. Their capabilities enable efficient deployment of modular protection systems tailored to naval mission requirements and operational constraints.

“This collaboration represents a significant step forward in delivering adaptable protection solutions for maritime operations. Together, we’ve developed a system that truly meets the evolving needs of modern defence forces.” — Cécile Edelin, Tenders and Europe Manager, TR EQUIPMENT

End user context

The Marine Nationale operates globally across maritime security, defence, and force projection missions. This system supports their need for adaptable, high-performance naval protection solutions in modern asymmetric threat environments.

Useful Links

Integris Naval Shield Solutions

TR Equipment: https://www.tr-equipement.com/en/

Marine Nationale: https://www.defense.gouv.fr/marine

Integris recently participated in the prestigious Sea-Air-Space Exposition in Washington DC, reinforcing its position as a global leader in advanced ballistic protection systems for aerospace and naval applications.

A premier defense industry event

Sea-Air-Space is widely recognized as the leading maritime exposition in the United States. The event convenes senior military officials, defense industry executives, and government stakeholders from across the globe. Over three days, attendees engage in high-level discussions, explore emerging technologies, and examine innovations shaping the future of maritime and defense operations.

The exhibition also extends beyond naval systems, increasingly incorporating aerospace and space defense discussions. As global defense strategies evolve, the convergence of sea, air, and space domains has become critical—making events like Sea-Air-Space essential for companies operating across multiple defense sectors.

“Attending Sea-Air-Space is important for Integris because it gives us direct access to key decision-makers and partners across the maritime and aerospace defense sectors. It provides a valuable platform to showcase our latest advancements in lightweight composite armor while staying aligned with evolving operational needs and future program requirements.” David Cordova, Chief Commercial Officer, Americas

U.S. Defense spending in the Sea, Air and Space segments

Integris’ participation in Sea-Air-Space aligns with strong U.S. defense investment across naval, air, and space domains. The U.S. defense budget is approximately $900+ billion annually, reflecting sustained focus on multi-domain capabilities.

- Naval: ~$257 billion supporting fleet modernization and maritime operations

- Air: ~$260 billion focused on aircraft, readiness, and next-generation systems

- Space: ~$30–40 billion as space becomes an increasingly critical defense domain

These figures highlight the scale of opportunity for advanced survivability solutions. As defense platforms evolve, demand continues to grow for lightweight composite armor that enhances protection without adding weight—directly aligning with Integris’ core capabilities across maritime and aerospace sectors.

Why participation matters for Integris

Participation in Sea-Air-Space provided Integris with a valuable platform to conduct high-level meetings and establish new connections across the global defense community. Throughout the event, the team engaged directly with key military stakeholders, OEMs, and industry partners, discussing evolving requirements in survivability and protection across naval and aerospace platforms.

These interactions enabled meaningful conversations around current challenges, future program needs, and opportunities for collaboration, particularly in lightweight armor solutions for maritime vessels and rotary/fixed-wing aircraft. The event also facilitated introductions to new partners and decision-makers, strengthening Integris’ network within the U.S. and international defense markets.

Expanding into Aerospace and future Defense Domains

While Integris is already well-established in naval and aerospace protection systems, the broader defense landscape is increasingly interconnected with space defense initiatives. Although Integris is not currently active in space-specific applications, the technologies showcased, particularly lightweight, high-strength composite materials, are highly relevant to spacecraft shielding and satellite protection.

Integris Composites at Defence Services Asia 2026

Integris participated in Defence Services Asia (DSA) 2026, held in Kuala Lumpur from 20–23 April 2026. As one of the leading defence and security exhibitions in the Asia-Pacific region, DSA provides a critical platform for engagement between defence manufacturers, military stakeholders, government agencies, and system integrators focused on advancing defence technology, survivability systems, and security capabilities.

Integris presence at DSA 2026

Exhibiting at Booth HALL 7-083, Integris presented its latest innovations in advanced composite armour, lightweight ballistic protection, and modular survivability solutions. These technologies are designed to enhance mobility, protection, and mission effectiveness across both land and maritime platforms, supporting evolving operational requirements in modern defence environments.

Representing Integris APAC at the event were:

- Yohann Barnaud – Managing Director

- Jacob Abelsen – Sales Director

- Yizhong Chen – Sales Manager

Throughout the exhibition, the team held strategic meetings with regional defence organisations, OEMs, and procurement bodies, generating new business opportunities, qualified leads, and long-term partnerships. The event enabled direct discussions around armour integration, lifecycle performance, and next-generation protection requirements, reinforcing Integris’ position within the global defence supply chain.

“DSA is a strategically important event for Integris, providing direct access to key decision-makers across the Asia-Pacific defence sector. It enables us to strengthen existing partnerships, develop new relationships, and demonstrate how our lightweight composite armour solutions are addressing the evolving demands of modern defence platforms.” - Yohann Barnaud – Managing Director

Strategic collaboration with CTruk Boats

A key highlight of DSA 2026 was the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between Integris Composites and CTruk Boats. The agreement establishes a collaboration focused on the development of lightweight composite armour solutions for high-performance marine platforms, including a next-generation Surface Effect Ship (SES) Fast Patrol Craft.

This partnership combines Integris’ expertise in advanced armour systems with CTruk’s capabilities in composite vessel design, enabling the delivery of enhanced survivability, reduced weight, and improved operational performance for naval and security forces operating in demanding maritime environments.

Importance of DSA for the APAC Region

For Integris’ APAC team, participation in DSA is strategically critical due to the rapid growth and evolving security dynamics of the Asia-Pacific defence market. Regional defence spending continues to expand significantly, driven by geopolitical tensions, maritime security concerns, and military modernisation programmes.

- Defence spending in Asia-Pacific reached approximately USD 632 billion in 2025.

- Regional budgets have grown at an average rate of over 5% annually between 2022 and 2025.

- The broader Asia-Pacific defence market is expected to grow to nearly USD 288 billion by 2031, with strong demand for naval platforms and advanced protection systems.

This growth is particularly relevant for Integris, as maritime security, fast patrol vessels, and lightweight protection technologies are becoming increasingly important across Southeast Asia and the wider Indo-Pacific region.

Supporting future defence capabilities

Integris Composites’ participation in DSA 2026 highlights its commitment to delivering innovative, scalable, and mission-ready armour solutions for the global defence market. As defence spending and capability development continue to accelerate across Asia-Pacific, Integris remains focused on supporting enhanced protection, operational effectiveness, and platform performance through advanced composite armour technologies.

Integris, a global leader in advanced composite armour solutions, has been selected to supply its naval ballistic protective systems for four next-generation vessels being built for Finland's major naval modernisation project – Squadron 2020. The ships are currently under construction by Rauma Marine Constructions, a premier naval and maritime vessel builder at their shipyard in Rauma.

This partnership began at the earliest stages of ship design, allowing Integris engineers to work closely with the shipbuilder’s project team to ensure optimal integration of survivability solutions while maintaining strict weight and performance targets, factors that are critical to modern naval operations.

“We have been working together with Integris and our design team to fully integrate the protection into the ship design that met our survivability requirements without compromising speed, range, or payload.” said Jari Nieminen, Programme Director at Rauma Marine Constructions.

Design and testing

The armour provided by Integris were tested and fully qualified in certified ballistic laboratories, ensuring compliance with international naval protection standards. Maritime environments present some of the most demanding and specialised protection requirements, including ballistic multi-threat performance, blast mitigation, corrosion resistance, and long-term durability under extreme operating conditions.

“Being selected by Rauma Marine Constructions as a partner reflects our team’s experience and expertise in designing and delivering lightweight, high-performance naval armour systems,” notes Jan Grimberg, Chief Commercial Officer of Integris.

Squadron 2020 is Finland’s naval modernisation program focused on building the Pohjanmaa-class corvettes to replace aging vessels and secure year-round maritime defence in the icy Baltic Sea. These 117-meter, multi-role warships built with ice-strengthened hulls—are designed for combat, surveillance, and support missions

About Integris naval solutions

Integris’ naval protection solutions are currently deployed on a wide range of vessels worldwide, including patrol craft, corvettes, amphibious platforms, and command vessels. Its solutions are engineered to protect crew, mission-critical systems, and vital compartments against ballistic and fragmentation threats while maintaining strict maritime compliance.

More information about Integris Naval Protective Solutions can be found here.

External Links with more information about this project:

Official Finland Navy website: https://merivoimat.fi/en/pohjanmaa-class

Rauma Marine Constructions: https://rmcfinland.fi/

Integris Composites is working with Arquus on developing and testing an advanced full-composite armoured vehicle door.

Compared with traditional metallic solutions, the composite design offers significant weight reduction, contributing to improved vehicle mobility and reduced maintenance requirements.

“Modern military vehicle programs are increasingly demanding solutions that combine protection, weight reduction, durability, and integration within a single architecture,” said Thomas Lerbret, Head of Project Management EMEA at Integris.

“This collaboration demonstrates how advanced composite technologies can deliver meaningful operational advantages while meeting highly demanding ballistic and blast requirements for next-generation combat vehicles.” Lerbret said.

Structural Composites – a one-piece solution

Integris demonstrates how structural composite technologies can integrate multiple vehicle functions into a single lightweight solution, combining ballistic protection, structural integrity, insulation, armoured glazing integration, and locking systems within one architecture.

Additional advantages include corrosion-free performance, lower magnetic and infrared signatures, enhanced acoustic properties, and increased design flexibility for future vehicle platforms.

Ballistic/blast protection + weight reduction = operational advantage

The collaboration has been launched to evaluate the ballistic performance, durability, survivability, and mass-saving potential of a full composite door architecture compared with conventional armoured door systems based on steel structures combined with add-on armour solutions.

Designed to meet demanding operational requirements, while also addressing lateral mine blast and IED fragmentation threats. The system is additionally undergoing extensive environmental qualification, including vibration, shock, temperature exposure, and repeated opening and closing cycle testing to validate long-term operational performance.

The collaboration includes a complete sequence of material selection, static and dynamic composite characterization, ballistic firing trials, simulation and modelling activities, as well as blast and IED testing.

Integris will deliver the solution through its full in-house capability covering design, ballistic engineering, tooling development, simulation, manufacturing of large complex 3D composite structures, precision machining, and qualification testing for ballistic and blast performance.

The collaboration highlights the growing role of advanced composites in next-generation military vehicle development, where reduced mass, integrated functionality, and enhanced survivability are becoming increasingly critical operational requirements.

Caption: We have produced a 3D image of a light patrol vehicle that can utilise this type of protective technology. The tan colours represent the protective panels on the vehicle.

About Integris vehicle solutions

Integris is a trusted provider of advanced vehicle protection solutions for military and security platforms worldwide. The company specialises in the design, engineering and manufacture of lightweight composite armour systems that enhance survivability against ballistic, blast and fragmentation threats while maintaining vehicle mobility and operational effectiveness. Working closely with vehicle OEMs, system integrators and defence organisations, Integris delivers tailored protection solutions for a wide range of wheeled and tracked platforms, supporting the evolving requirements of modern military operations.

Click here for more information about Integris' Vehicle 

External link: Arquus Defence: https://www.arquus-defense.com/

Integris attended the Eurosatory 2026 defence tradeshow in Paris, that took place from June 15–19, 2026. The event represents a key opportunity for the company to showcase its advanced ballistic protection technologies, many of which are integrated into end products by leading industry partners.

Regular participation in Eurosatory, which brings together over 1,700 exhibitors and more than 62,000 visitors, remains strategically important for Integris. The exhibition provides a critical platform for networking with industry leaders, supporting business development initiatives, and engaging with both existing and prospective customers as well as global stakeholders. It strengthens Integris’ visibility in the highly competitive defence market, enables the presentation of cutting-edge ballistic protection solutions, and ensures the company remains aligned with evolving industry trends.

Booth Focus

Integris’ booth was a central meeting point throughout the tradeshow as its strategic position was next to the French MOD and John Cockerill where many of our vehicle solutions were on display. Existing partners and new prospects had the opportunity to explore the company’s latest developments, discuss requirements, and gain deeper insight into Integris’ capabilities.

The booth also attracted visits from official delegations and institutional representatives, reflecting the relevance of Integris’ solutions within the international defence landscape.

Product Presentation

At Eurosatory 2026, Integris highlighted a comprehensive portfolio of ballistic protection products and simulation capabilities across four key domains:

- Vehicle protection: scalable solutions and integration across all STANAG levels

- Aerospace: protection systems for helicopters and fixed-wing platforms

- Personal protection: advanced ballistic vests and inserts

- Naval protection: integrated protection for critical naval platform areas

“While Integris delivers advanced protection solutions across vehicle, aerospace, naval, and personal domains, Eurosatory is an important opportunity to highlight our expertise in vehicle protection. We are focused on developing scalable, lightweight systems that integrate seamlessly into a wide range of platforms, ensuring optimal ballistic performance and reliability in the most demanding operational environments.” - Thomas Lerbret, Head of Project Management EMEA,

The event enabled Integris to reinforce existing relationships, expand its global network, and explore new business opportunities.

Below you will find our highlights video from Eurosatory 2026.

Integris Composites recently joined defence organisations, government representatives and industry partners at DALO Industry Days 2026 in Herning, Denmark.

Held on 19–20 August at MCH Messecenter Herning, DALO Industry Days is Scandinavia’s largest defence industry exhibition. The event brings together Danish Ministry of Defence Acquisition and Logistics Organisation (FMI) case officers, operational units, international delegations and companies to discuss future defence requirements and solutions.

The 2026 exhibition welcomed 1,244 exhibitors from 28 countries and recorded more than 21,000 attendees, underlining DALO’s growing importance as a meeting place for the Scandinavian and international defence community.

Showcasing advanced protection solutions

At its outdoor exhibition stand, Integris presented its advanced composite vehicle armour solutions and met with customers, partners and defence representatives from across Scandinavia and beyond.

The display demonstrated how lightweight composite armour can help protect military vehicles and their occupants against modern ballistic threats while reducing the weight associated with traditional protection systems. This can support vehicle mobility, payload capacity and overall operational performance.

Visitors could also learn about Integris solutions for other critical defence applications, including aerospace, personal protection and the naval sector. Across these areas, Integris works closely with customers to develop protection that meets specific platform, threat and operational requirements.

With its established facilities and experienced team in Denmark, DALO provides Integris with an important opportunity to reinforce its presence in the Scandinavian defence market. It also enables the company to meet existing customers and partners while developing new relationships across the wider defence community.

DALO Industry Days is an important event for Integris because it brings us together with customers, partners and defence organisations from across Scandinavia and beyond. With our established presence in Denmark, it gives us an excellent opportunity to demonstrate our commitment to the region, better understand evolving protection requirements and show how our solutions are already helping to protect soldiers, vehicles and naval platforms.

Adam Read | Marketing and Communications Integris

Contributing to Danish Defence Industry Day

Integris’s participation in Herning began one day before the DALO exhibition, when Helle Specht was invited to speak at Danish Defence Industry Day 2026.

The conference brought together policymakers, authorities, representatives of the Armed Forces and the defence industry for strategic discussions about security, defence policy and industrial capability.

Helle participated in the session ‘Financing Defence Growth: What Does It Take to Scale?’, alongside Joachim Finkielman, Director of DI Danish Defence and Security Industries, and Lars Mørch, CEO of Jyske Bank.

The discussion formed part of the conference theme ‘From Requirements to Readiness’, examining the role of industry in supporting defence and security. The wider programme also addressed lessons from the war in Ukraine, the future of Ukrainian defence, NATO readiness and sustainment, scaling European defence production, cross-border industrial cooperation and Arctic security.

For Integris, contributing to these discussions is an important part of supporting the continued development of Europe’s defence-industrial capabilities. Delivering effective protection for people and platforms requires more than advanced materials and engineering. It also depends on close cooperation between industry, defence organisations, governments and investment partners, together with the production capacity needed to respond to rapidly evolving requirements.

Supporting defence readiness through cooperation

DALO Industry Days provided another valuable opportunity for Integris to listen to customers, understand emerging protection requirements and discuss how its engineering and manufacturing capabilities can support current and future defence programmes.

As armed forces seek to improve readiness and platform survivability, reducing armour weight without compromising protection continues to be an important consideration across land, naval and aerospace applications.

Integris would like to thank everyone who visited the stand, the organisers of DALO Industry Days and Danish Defence Industry Day, and the customers and partners who contributed to three productive days in Herning.

Learn more: Integris’ advanced armour and survivability solutions or view our upcoming defence industry events.