CBH Resources Limited is a resource company with an operating base metal (Zinc- Lead - Silver) mine at Cobar, NSW, base metal developments at Panorama, W.A. (Copper - Zinc), and Broken Hill, N.S.W. (Zinc-Lead-Silver), a concentrate shiploading facility at Newcastle, N.S.W. and exploration positions in the metal provinces associated with each project.

The Endeavor Mine at Cobar is an underground mine with capacity of 1,200,000 tonnes of ore per year and associated surface facilities that at full production rate can produce around 140,000 tonnes zinc concentrates p.a. and 60,000 tonnes of lead concentrates p.a. containing 70,000 tonnes zinc metal, 40,000 tonnes lead and 31,000 kgs silver.  The mine is currently operating at a reduced level in order to minmise operating costs following the collapse in metal prices.

The mine first commenced production in 1983. it was acquired by CBH in September 2003.  The Endeavor orebody has reserves to support more than 10 years of production with further mineralisation open at depth and along strike to the north.

The Newcastle Shiploader handles concentrates for export from other NSW mines as well as handling export of the Endeavor Mine concentrates.  The facility can load more than 500,000 tonnes per annum.

At Panorama in the Pilbara region of WA a new open pit copper-zinc mine is planned.  Considerable planning work has been undertaken and  necessary government approvals are being sought.

At Broken Hill a new underground mine is ready for development with decline access now in place.  Production is planned at a rate of 750,000 tpa ore to produce 32,000 tpa zinc, 25,000 tpa lead and 500,000 ounces pa silver in concentrates.

The company holds exploration positions in 3 base metal districts.  At Panorama additional deposits are being explored and evaluated along a 30 kilometre strike length that can add to the Panorama Development.  The company has extensive exploration holdings in the Cobar basin, a base metal district that extends from the Endeavor Mine in the north for over 200 kilometres to the south.