As far as I am aware they have not actively claimed through an announcement that they have the highest grade in the world, but the data shows that they have a hole which is higher than OAR.
The two holes compare as below:
OAR hole Halloysite 53% / Kaolin 29% / ISO B 57
ADN hole Halloysite 66% / Kaolin 32% / ISO B 88.8
Given the proximity of the two projects, I would expect that each company would have had a decent understanding of the surrounding projects geology/mineralisation/grades etc.
Point being, OAR has made a claim which appears to be misleading.
Ann: Exceptional High Grade Halloysite Discovered at Gibraltar, page-96
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