Pulau Bukom Kechil is a small island located in the Singapore Strait, near the larger Pulau Bukom. It is part of the Southern Islands of Singapore and is primarily known for its industrial activities, particularly in the oil refining sector. The island is home to facilities operated by Shell, which plays a significant role in the local economy. The island is uninhabited and does not have public access, making it a restricted area. Its proximity to the shipping lanes of the Singapore Strait makes it strategically important for maritime activities, including oil transportation and storage.