Fondazione Fiera Milano owns the Fieramilano exhibition complex and the Allianz Mico, which is one of the largest convention centers in Europe. Through its subsidiary, Fiera Milano SpA, it supports the organization of trade fairs and conferences in Italy and abroad.

Some competitions for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games will be hosted in the Foundation's facilities. The adaptation works for the pavilions will be permanent and will leave the area with new spaces for organizing other events.

Simultaneously, the Foundation is committed to redeveloping its spaces in the city's exhibition district through urban transformations of recognized architectural, social, and cultural quality. These transformations aim to enhance the value of the Milanese exhibition district and its surroundings through the construction of a communication hub, where Rai (Italy's national public broadcaster) will establish its production center.

Through the Study Centre, the Fiera Milano Academy, and the Historical Archive, Fondazione Fiera Milano also preserves, promotes, and enhances a rich heritage of history, art, culture, and, more generally, knowledge. In collaboration with the main public and private institutions, the Foundation supports the community through high-impact social initiatives, with the goal of reducing inequalities, promoting inclusion, and strengthening its bond with the local area.