Head offices
| Photo | Company | Address | Headquarters size |
|---|---|---|---|
 | PirelliHeadquarters (HQ building) | Viale Piero e Alberto Pirelli 25, 20126 Milan | — |
 | UniCreditUniCredit Tower (Tower A) — head office | Piazza Gae Aulenti 3, 20154 Milan, Italy | ≈ 1,410,071 sq ft (131,000 m²) |
Sizes are the companies’ own figures, as shown on each profile with the source. “—” means the company does not publish one.
Other notable offices in Milan
Offices of companies headquartered elsewhere, from each company profile.
| Company | Office | Address |
|---|---|---|
| KeringHeadquarters: Paris, France | Italian headquarters | 19 Via Senato, Milan, ItalySource: kering.com, “40, rue de Sèvres” and Group history |
Milan in headquarters history
- 2023Kering · A new Italian headquarters in Milan
Kering opens its Italian headquarters at 19 Via Senato, in Milan's fashion district.
- 2015Generali · The Generali Tower in Milan
At CityLife in Milan, Generali's logo was placed on the top of a skyscraper designed by Zaha Hadid, rising to 170 metres when complete. Generali staff work in the tower today.
- 2012UniCredit · UniCredit Tower presented
The three-tower complex in Porta Nuova is shown to the press as the future Group headquarters for 4,000 colleagues, part of a plan to cut Milan offices from 26 to 5 and save about €25 million a year.
- 2007Intesa Sanpaolo · Intesa Sanpaolo, Turin and Milan
Intesa Sanpaolo was created on 1 January 2007 by merging Banca Intesa and Sanpaolo IMI. Its press releases carry the dateline Turin/Milan; its Turin address is Piazza San Carlo 156.
- 1962Eni · Palazzo Eni opens on the EUR lake in Rome
Built between 1959 and 1962 by Marco Bacigalupo and Ugo Ratti — chosen because they were already designing the company's Milan offices — the 85.5 m tower was inaugurated in August 1962. It became the seat of ENI and was the tallest building in Rome after St Peter's Basilica.
- 1960Pirelli · The Pirelli Tower by Gio Ponti
Alberto and Piero Pirelli laid the first stone on July 12, 1956; the tower opened on April 4, 1960, in the area of the first Pirelli factory near Milan Central Station. Gio Ponti designed it, with foundations by Pier Luigi Nervi.
- 1908Pirelli · Bicocca — a second, much larger site
By 1900 the Ponte Seveso factory had filled every corner while the city grew around it. Pirelli bought land near the Bicocca, and building started in 1908 on the site that would shape north Milan.
- 1907UniCredit · Headquarters move to Piazza Cordusio, Milan
Credito Italiano moves its headquarters from Genoa to Milan, on Piazza Cordusio. The legal office stays in Genoa.
- 1895UniCredit · Renamed Credito Italiano
The Banca di Genova takes over Banca Vonwiller in Milan, raises its capital from 5 to 14 million lire and becomes Credito Italiano, to signal a programme across the whole of Italy.
- 1894Intesa Sanpaolo · Banca Commerciale Italiana, Piazza della Scala
Banca Commerciale Italiana was founded in Milan with German, Austrian and Swiss capital. The bank, based in Piazza della Scala, opened the first foreign branch of an Italian bank in London in 1911.
- 1823Intesa Sanpaolo · Cariplo, Milan
Count Giovanni Pietro Porro set up the Cassa di Risparmio delle Provincie Lombarde in Milan to encourage household savings in Lombardy.
Questions
Which big companies have their headquarters in Milan?
On eciffo, 2 of the biggest companies have their head office in Milan: Pirelli and UniCredit.
Which big companies have notable offices in Milan besides their headquarters?
Kering (Italian headquarters, 19 Via Senato, Milan, Italy).
What is the biggest company headquarters in Milan?
Of the head offices on eciffo, UniCredit's UniCredit Tower (Tower A) — head office is the largest at ≈ 1,410,071 sq ft (131,000 m²), as reported by the company.