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This filing covers the coordinator's own funding tranche within the same PIXEurope grant agreement (101213727) already logged for TNO's Eindhoven pilot line (2025-06-19-eu-chips-ju-pixeurope-tno-photonic-pilot-line-grant). ICFO (Barcelona), which coordinates the 19-entity consortium under Pillar 1 (Chips for Europe Initiative) of the EU Chips Act (Regulation (EU) 2023/1781), receives EUR 10.11m in net EU contribution as its own line item — separate from, and in addition to, the sums it administers on behalf of the other consortium participants.
Unlike the TNO tranche (where the GTA-reported EUR 10.1m figure did not reconcile with CORDIS's EUR 13.47m net EU contribution figure), the ICFO tranche reconciles almost exactly: GTA's EUR 10.1m matches CORDIS's EUR 10,112,253.51 coordinator-contribution figure to the last significant digit, confirming GTA logged the correct per-participant CORDIS figure for this beneficiary.
an open item in the TNO filing — GTA appears to log each PIXEurope consortium participant's EU contribution as a separate state-act intervention. Other participants (IMEC, VTT, Universitat Politècnica de València, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, University College Cork, and others across France, Italy, Poland, Austria, Portugal, Finland, UK) may surface as further individual GTA state acts; check for duplicates before filing any of them as new actions rather than folding them into this pair.
multi-national pilot-line consortia (following the earlier logic/FDSOI, wide-bandgap, and heterogeneous-integration lines) rather than single-site national champions.
separate state acts, and whether those reconcile with CORDIS per-partner contribution figures as cleanly as the ICFO tranche did.