New Delhi, Sept. 12 -- GST 2.0, India's most sweeping tax reform since the original Goods and Services Tax launch, is set to reshape business economics from 22 September.

On 3 September, GST rates were largely consolidated into two slabs-5% and 18%. Goods from the old 12% and 28% slabs moved to lower rates, essential items were exempted, and a 40% rate remains for "sin" and luxury goods, including carbonated and caffeinated beverages. This overhaul will redraw the playing field for several industries.

Here's how three listed companies-Delta Corp, Varun Beverages, and Nazara Technologies-are likely to be impacted.

Delta Corp is India's largest gaming and hospitality company, operating casino gaming and hospitality services under the Del...