Net income fell to 362 billion rubles ($5.6 billion) from 382 billion rubles a year earlier, the Moscow-based company said Monday in a statement, Bloomberg wrote.
That compares with an estimated 363 billion rubles, according to a Bloomberg survey of analysts. Revenue rose 5.4% to 1.74 trillion rubles.
Read alsoGazprom asks Ukraine to boost gas transit due to Nord Stream repairsGazprom is struggling as oil's slump weighs on export prices for its gas, which are linked to crude under some contracts. The company's average June export price was the lowest since 2007, according to Bloomberg calculations based on Russian customs data.
Gazprom may lower its production to a record this year as demand slows in Russia and Ukraine, according to Russian government estimates in July.
